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Weather trending at 60% favorable for today's launch window.
2-hour window opens at 5:39pm ET, 9:39pm UTC
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Rocket now being fueled and Launch Director confirms go for launch.
35 minutes and counting spacex.com/webcast
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About 20 minutes from launch window opening.
Webcast now live → spacex.com/webcast
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30 seconds from launch. Watch live → spacex.com/webcast
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1st stage main engine cutoff and stage separation confirmed. 2nd stage engine burn underway spacex.com/webcast
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Stage one and stage two power and telemetry remains nominal
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Second stage burn continues looking good spacex.com/webcast
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Falcon 9 first stage landing burn has started
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Second stage engine cutoff number one has occurred nominally spacex.com/webcast
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Falcon 9 second stage and THAICOM 8 spacecraft in nominal orbit and coast. First stage has landed on the droneship
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THAICOM 8 satellite in nominal coast phase. Webcast back in about 15 minutes for deployment spacex.com/webcast
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Back live for final burn and satellite deploy into supersynchronous transfer orbit spacex.com/webcast
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Final second stage cutoff nominal, preparing to deploy THAICOM 8 spacex.com/webcast
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THAICOM 8 spacecraft has been deployed into a nominal supersynch transfer orbit
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More launch photos from today → flickr.com/spacex
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Yesterday, our next rocket moved into the launch site at Cape Canaveral, FL
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Rocket back at port after careful ocean transit. Leaning back due to crush core being used up in landing legs
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Falcon's landing leg crush core absorbs energy from impact on touchdown. Here's what it looked like on Apollo lander
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It's a bird, it's a plane... vine.co/v/iYqwM56KA9M
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Next launch targeting June 14 from Cape Canaveral – 45 minute launch window opens at 10:32am ET, 2:32pm UTC
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