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Webcast of Falcon 9 launch is now live → spacex.com/webcast
2402
T-30 minutes until Falcon 9 launch of Nusantara Satu. Launch webcast will go live about 15 minutes before liftoff → spacex.com/webcast
2403
Falcon 9’s first stage rocket booster launched twice last year to deliver the Iridium-7 and SAOCOM 1A payloads to orbit
2404
Falcon 9 and Nusantara Satu are vertical on Pad 40 ahead of today’s launch window, which opens at 8:45 p.m. EST, 1:45 UTC → spacex.com/webcast
2405
Static fire test of Falcon 9 complete—targeting February 21 launch of Nusantara Satu from Pad 40 in Florida.
2406
Targeting March 2 for Crew Dragon's first flight to the @Space_Station blogs.nasa.gov/commercialcrew…
2407
One year ago today youtube.com/watch?v=A0FZIw…
2408
One of Mr. Steven’s final West Coast fairing recovery tests before shipping out for the East Coast. Wait for it…
2409
View of Launch Complex 39A and Crew Dragon from the crew access arm
2410
Static fire test complete—targeting February launch from historic Launch Complex 39A for Crew Dragon’s first demonstration flight!
2411
Dragon has delivered more than 140,000 lbs of cargo to and from the @Space_Station since 2012, but it was designed from the beginning to carry humans. These critical resupply missions also provide important flight heritage as we prepare to fly Crew Dragon.
2412
Dragon returned home last night after its five-week stay at the @Space_Station, completing SpaceX’s sixteenth flight to and from the orbiting laboratory. The ISS badge signifies this Dragon’s previous trip to the station in 2017.
2413
Good splashdown of Dragon confirmed, completing SpaceX’s fourth resupply mission to and from the @Space_Station with a flight-proven spacecraft.
2414
Dragon's three main parachutes have been deployed.
2415
Dragon's drogue chutes deployed nominally.
2416
Dragon's de-orbit burn is complete and its trunk has been jettisoned. Pacific Ocean splashdown in ~30 minutes.
2417
Dragon will re-enter Earth's atmosphere in ~5 hours. Splashdown at 9:05 p.m. PST.
2418
The three departure burns to move Dragon away from the @Space_Station are complete.
2419
Dragon has been released from the @Space_Station! Three departure burns are now underway → nasa.gov/nasatv
2420
Falcon 9 lands on the Just Read the Instructions droneship after delivering 10 @IridiumComm satellites to low Earth orbit and returns to the Port of Los Angeles ahead of its next flight.
2421
Having delivered over 5,600 pounds of science and supplies, Dragon has completed its five-week stay at the @Space_Station and will depart at ~3:30 p.m. PST on Sunday. The Dragon used to support SpaceX’s 16th resupply mission previously delivered cargo to the ISS in 2017.
2422
Falcon 9 launches 10 new @IridiumComm NEXT satellites to orbit; this was the eighth set of satellites in a series of 75 total satellites that SpaceX has launched for Iridium’s next generation global satellite constellation, Iridium NEXT.
2423
Successful deployment of 10 @IridiumComm NEXT satellites to low-Earth orbit confirmed.
2424
Back live for final burn and deployment of 10 @IridiumComm NEXT satellites → spacex.com/webcast
2425
Second stage and satellite now in coast phase. The webcast will return in about 40 minutes for second stage engine restart and satellite deployment.
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