Watch SpaceX launch Crew-9, returning w/ the Boeing Crew!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- SpaceX's Crew-9 mission is the 9th operational flight under NASA's Commercial Crew Program. Launching NET September 28, 2024, it will be the first crewed launch from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. This mission will transport NASA astronauts Nick Hague and Roscosmos cosmonaut Aleksandr Gorbunov to the International Space Station (ISS) for a science mission known as Expedition 72, lasting approximately five months.
It was originally planned with a crew of four, but adjustments were made due to issues with the Boeing Starliner, reducing the crew size but maintaining the mission's critical objectives. Crew-9 represents a significant milestone as the first crewed mission from this launch pad and will conclude with a historic splashdown in the Pacific Ocean, introducing new operational procedures for SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft as well as being nicknamed the "Boeing Rescue Mission" as it will be the mission that will return Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams from the Boeing Crewed Flight Test.
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spacex have the bugs worked out of this now, imagine when they get to that point with starship.
Exciting indeed, but I think that when Starship is operational, their focus will have to be on HLS and getting a starship moonbound. The re-using part will be put on the backburner for a bit, I suspect. But when HLS is ready, they'll be right back on track, as they'll have to re-use tanker starships a lot, from the get-go.
On a saturn 5?
never gets old watching those boosters land
first crewed launch from SpaceX's workhorse pad SLC-40! What a show.
and next year we'll see these two guys come back with Butch and Suni.
Good thing the Florida weather cleared up just in time for liftoff, I thought we were in for a scrub.
Your livestream didn't pop up for me?!?!? I assumed you couldn't stream as you said😭
They make it look too easy!!
This never gets old!!🥰go spacex go!!!
Go Spacex, go Crew 9 - Bon Voyage !!!
So far MaxQ was after supersonic.. means around 1200-1300 km/hour was Supersonic and around 1800 km/hr was Max Q.. Why todays its MaxQ first and then followed by supersonic announcement? let me know if I am wrong..correct me please then..
Thankfully the FAA didn’t cancel this flight because of an ant hill they found near the launch pad!!
9 engine burn? Maybe testing for the Booster test upcoming.
Good to see Suni and Butch are about to have a lifeboat once again
If anything goes wrong with the capsule the spacex commentator [aka Clark Kent ] will dissappear search the country for one of the last few phone booths and presto superman will save the day 🦸♂️
You know it’s just amazing how well you have done and I am not at all surprised.
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really sucks that a company like boeing can strand 2 people in space forcing the dragon crew to launch with 2 empty seats to bring them back, meanwhile the FAA is hammering spaceX with delays on starship for "safety" reasons when they are the ones who will be bringing those two stranded astronauts back from the station. Can't wait to watch launch 5 of starship, hopefully soon.
About MAX Q. If someone wants to know what it means, there is this thing called the INTERNET where you can look up what things mean! I agree it does not have to be explained every time!
If they didn't separate until after nominal orbit insertion, does that mean the second stage is now going to orbit for the foreseeable future?
What was that at t+ 00:13:02 until 13:20 flying on the left bottom of the screen? Not your broadcast time
The thing about MaxQ is if you say “maximum dynamic pressure” you still haven’t explained anything. If you say “dynamic pressure is the force of the moving air. If you’re driving and you stick your hand out of the window at 80 mph, you get 16x as much force on it as if you were driving 20 mph. That’s the force associated with dynamic pressure, and that’s how it works, relative to speed.” If you say that, THEN people will know what you’re saying.
1:13:44 I would like to see what Elon et al. do (going forward) with the LOX tank autogenous pressurization. I wonder if the extra mass for the ice filters outweighs the weight cost compared with an added heat exchanger would cost.
They were speculating on the latest CSI Starbase video that this ice problem could go away with Raptor 3's. Again speculating that the design changes may tap pure oxygen for the LOX tank pressurization, instead of partially burnt turbopump exh.
27:20
31:30 Hi Tim! What they are doing is (1) propulsively HOVERING in the Earth's gravity, and (2) gaining the speed at the same time in order to reach the centrifugal force equal to the gravity. This mode is almost NEVER explained correctly by spaceflight observers. Thank you.
UFO 🛸 at 36:45 😮
That 45 degree turn was amazing!
I guessing this is a joke.
And the audible "oooofff" 🤔
Looks like Ice. There are still small amounts of gasses exiting the nozzle, that is why it accelerates away when it enters the barely existent exhaust plume.
Why did the two astronauts get taken off of the flight? Couldn't they take 4 up and bring 2 back? Sorry if this was answered in the stream. I might have missed it.
Ah, I assume they'll all be coming back together. Ignore me 😂