SpaceX is targeting Saturday, November 21 for Falcon 9’s launch of the Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich mission from Space Launch Complex 4E (SLC-4E) at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. The instantaneous launch window is at 9:17 a.m. PST, 17:17 UTC, and a backup opportunity is available on Sunday, November 22 with an instantaneous launch window at 9:04 a.m. PST, 17:04 UTC.
Following stage separation, Falcon 9’s first stage will return to Earth and land on Landing Zone 4 at Vandenberg Air Force Base. The spacecraft will deploy approximately 58 minutes after liftoff
why nasa is here lol
why was nobody as happy as i expected?
Launch: 37:04
39:36 woe
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Why do we need people talking over the video. I would much rather hear the control/launch team and the vehicle itself. They completely talked over the landing.
A, what is this trash and B, for my sake never let NASA manage your live coverages again
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Before I watched the video I scrolled down to read the comments and saw all the criticism, and I thought "It can't be that horrible". I watched the video. It was horrible.
a booster lands on the land after a long time
That plastic partition was a joke. I’m sure that stopped all kinds of Covie 🫂😂
Booster landing at 45:29. Completely surprised me, more like shook me to the core. I think of all the eyewitness accounts of Gods arriving and they always arrive from the sky with fire and thunder. I never understood the thunder part until I saw this video.
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Though the quality wasn't good, it was more technical.
IT was not terrible this can be because spacex doesnt wanna do its stream AND DONT SAY THAT IS TERRIBLE. SPACEX WAS HAPPY FOR THEM
Where's the telemetry?
@spacex please don’t let nasa do your streams they do it more awkwardly
I have to agree on the quality. Did someone shoot this on their old flip-phone? And, out of curiosity, the guy was talking about global warming but sending a satillite into orbit to study it? That rocket shot produced as much Carbon Footprint as my car would in two centuries!
Looks like they got Clark Kent in to commentate this one :P
Dear NASA, Shut your pie holes! The magic of spacex is their no nonsense no fluff commentary. This was way too overbearing and kinda unsatisfying. But im only one person, what can i do?
That broadcast was terrible. It felt like it was done by a morning tv show. Even the liftoff had the NASA cringey “blah blah blah to benefit all humanity”.
1:35:40 she was pissed off when the comantator was switching to the seperation
Where on earth is the trajectory info?!
You would think they could use GOOD cameras on the ground that don't malfunction on landing every single time.
This is like watching my PLTR stocks take off. Amazing
Confused as there's no graphics on screen, no countdown nothing. NASA please let SpaceX do the commentary in future.
He is legend in this era
Where is the rocket😐
When a rocket launch becomes a school assembly.
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Guys! Let's just appreciate how the SpaceX have been getting successful launches this year! Although this wasn't covered by the spacex webcasters, instead it's the NASA wh
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Worst Stream Ever Firstly Random Sh*t talking Secondly u didn't show the full coverage Of the rocket separating Never Let Nasa Do it
Comment sections on this video (I guess) : 90% - Broadcast complaints 5% - Dumb flat earthers brainwashing people ( lmao ) 5% - Normal congratulating comments
French satellite in falcon9 who !
We must upgrade. Our dreams come true.
Interesting: at 33:33, I haven't seen the strongback retract that much in years. It usually only retracts about 2.5 degrees, but this seems to be about 10 degrees. Is this an older strongback?
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Great job!!!
Alright next time SpaceX handles everything
R.I.P Michael Freilich Died: death in cancer The satellite named ''Sentinel-6A Michael Freilich'' For Falcon 9's Launch
WOW...to really see this time just how the grid fins maneuver to pinpoint the landing...and it was very good that Jesse finally got to see it in person...this never gets old...always something new to learn from the SpaceX engineers...nobody does it better and NASA could take lessons. Also great presentations by the satellite's builder. Thank you ALL.
Awesome launch and vid as usual:) So uh.. did anyone see all those things flying back and forth about 41 minutes in? 👽
How not to do webcast in a nutshell.
Guys! Let's just appreciate how the SpaceX have been getting successful launches this year! Although this wasn't covered by the spacex webcasters, instead it's the NASA who covered it, but to think about it, it's spacex success on this! our tech in space is literally getting an upgrade quite very fast, thanks to spacex. I can't imagine now what would tech look like in 5 years ahead of time due to these advancements. Bravo SpaceX!
Holy cow, who was cutting this stream?
Comment sections on this video (I guess) : 90% - Broadcast complaints 5% - Dumb flat earthers brainwashing people ( lmao ) 5% - Normal congratulating comments
An amazing launch utterly ruined by the worst commentary ever. I can't believe I had to hit mute as the first stage was returning...
Don't let Nasa manage your broadcasts
Please provide timeline in the description box or in the comment box from next vesios.It's useful for impatient viewers like me
Smooth landing. Shame the vid froze.
Our Sports channel in Bangladesh 🇧🇩 has better streaming quality and setup than this.
NASA's broadcasting setup is garbage. Please hand it over to spaceX already.
NASA and ESA Made the 1st Sentinel-6A Micheal Freilich Sea-Satellite for SpaceX Falcon 9 Launch Prepare.
Hello,today I woke up and I thought: why doesn't spaceX use magnets to easily land rockets??Think about it: if you have to land rockets on a moving platform, maybe it will be simpler if you put magnets on the landing legs and pad. But i don't know.. is this even possible?Let me know... in case it was possible i want a free trip to Mars on the BFR... just kidding.
i don’t know if anyone noticed it but, spacex’s mission of “launching rockets not a big deal” is achieved
NASA really butchered the stream. The launch was incredible as usual though to props to SpaceX
Relax, guys. There are plenty of SpaceX-managed Falcon launches to watch on TRvision.
This was the best NASA could do? Wow. At least everyone at SpaceX can and does better with their livestreams.
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Can we have telemetry data of both stages after seperation next time?
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Picture-perfect day for a launch and landing.
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I tough it was Jessie voice... no... it was Jessie itself, enjoying herself off duty :-D - missing her BTW -
Worst ever. NASA does a crap job with streams. Please leave it to SpaceX they know what they are doing.
They have changes the cameras, right? For more megapixel quality ones))
I have to agree, the Nasa coverage was terrible. I think the highlight for me was seeing Jessica getting to see this launch and landing in person! Luv ya Jess!
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bet you 20mil$ space force is doing something. bye bye google