SpaceX is now eyeing a possible fifth SES-9 launch attempt on Friday

[SarFa]

RE: SES-9 Arrives at Cape Canaveral for Mid-January Launch

Bad Move

 

[Ashwani Jindal]

RE: SES-9 Arrives at Cape Canaveral for Mid-January Launch

Good days for adtv users

 

[jayanji]

RE: SES-9 Arrives at Cape Canaveral for Mid-January Launch

SpaceX hit a major milestone last night when it stuck the landing of its Falcon 9 rocket. As usual, SpaceX documented the entire event for the public, broadcasting live video and publishing photos from the launch and landing sites so it can all be seen up close. A lot of people were watching last night — both inside and outside of Elon Musk's company — but if you're interested in an even closer look at the fiery launch and landing, see below for a new series of images published by SpaceX. They're available in even higher resolution over at SpaceX's Flickr.

 

[jayanji]

RE: SES-9 Arrives at Cape Canaveral for Late-January Launch

SES on Dec. 22 said all the information it had from the launch reinforced its plans to launch SES-9 by late January aboard the upgraded Falcon 9. SES, which has four other launches contracted with SpaceX after SES-9, has stated it is willing to be the first commercial customer to launch with a used Falcon 9 first stage.

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[thiruking]

RE: SES-9 Arrives at Cape Canaveral for Late-January Launch

Ses 9 appo launch sollunga???

 

[shawl_who]

RE: SES-9 Arrives at Cape Canaveral for Late-January Launch

Ses 9 appo launch sollunga???

:no :no

This forum only uses english as the language to communicate :k

 

[98shubhamk]

RE: SES-9 Arrives at Cape Canaveral for Late-January Launch

Somewhat lost in the hubbub over SpaceX’s Dec. 21 rocket landing was the fact that the Falcon 9’s upper stage successfully fired its engine after dropping 11 Orbcomm Inc. satellites in orbit.

The test-firing demonstrated after the Falcon 9's failure in June that an upgraded version of the rocket was ready for its next customer at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Luxembourg-based communications satellite operator SES.
Whereas Orbcomm’s satellites only needed to reach an altitude of about 500 miles, SES-9 must climb more than 22,000 miles up.
Launch of SES-9 is tentatively expected in January, after SpaceX’s planned Jan. 17 launch of a U.S. government science satellite from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
Also overshadowed by the excitement over the recent rocket landing was what launched that day.
Publicly traded Orbcomm Inc.’s satellites provide machine-to-machine communications networks used in part to track goods shipped around the world by road, rail and sea.
For example, they monitor the temperature in refrigerated rail cars transporting Tropicana orange juice, and trucks carrying holiday goods to Wal-Mart stores.
“We are part of your everyday life, it’s just you’ve never heard of us,” CEO Marc Eisenberg said before the launch.


Source. http://www.floridatoday.com/story/t...ape-canaveral-air-force-station-ses/78065072/

 

[98shubhamk]

RE: SES-9 Arrives at Cape Canaveral for Late-January Launch

17th Jan.....9 Days to go

 

[shawl_who]

RE: SES-9 Arrives at Cape Canaveral for Late-January Launch

Launch of SES-9 is tentatively expected in January, after SpaceX’s planned Jan. 17 launch of a U.S. government science satellite


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So d launch will be after 17th Jan, not on 17th Jan :no

Somewhere at the end of Jan. :k

 

[Ashwani Jindal]

RE: SES-9 Arrives at Cape Canaveral for Late-January Launch

I hope ses 9 lauch is dish tv