SpaceX Rocket Start from Kennedy Space Center Set for Saturday evening

Welcome to Florida today live reporting on the Starlink 12-17 missions.

After two days in a row, SpaceX will try again this evening to start the STARLLINK 12-17 mission.

SpaceX plans to launch Satellites from Kennedy Space Center Pad 39a on Saturday at 8:53 p.m. The starting facilities are available until 12.42 p.m. on Sunday.

SpaceX gave no reason for the peelings on Friday or early Saturday. The weather seemed to be no problem on Friday. But on Saturday there were weather problems at the time when SpaceX had started refueling.

After the upswing, the Falcon 9 rocket runs on a south -east flight railway.

No sound booms in central florida can be heard, since the booster ends up in the first stage on a lack of gravitas drone ship that will wait on the Atlantic.

There is still no new start date for the Atlas V, which is scrubbed on Wednesday evening due to strong winds and weather concerns.

Another SpaceX start will take place on Sunday by Cape Canaveral Space Launch Complex 40.

When is the next start? Is there a start today? The upcoming SpaceX, NASA Rocket Startboard at Cape Canaveral

Countdown -Timer

SpaceX buoyancy!

Update 8:53 a.m. SpaceX has just launched the Falcon 9 Rocket with 21 Starlink satellites from Kennedy Space Center Pad 39a!

SpaceX start webcast begins

Update 8:48 am: The start -webcast of SpaceX, which is hosted on X (formerly Twitter), is now published at the top under the countdown clock. The upswing is from Kennedy Space Center in five minutes.

SpaceX Rocket Start in 10 minutes from Kennedy Space Center

Update 8:43 PM: The upswing is in 10 minutes! Go outside and look in the direction of the Kennedy Space Center. The bright rocket will be difficult to overlook when it rises over the buildings and trees. Since the sky is clear, the area of ​​the Kennedy Space Center is almost illuminated as if the sunrise is coming.

After retreat, the rocket drives to the southeast.

SpaceX start countdown

Update 8:33 PM: The upswing is from KSC Pad 39a in 20 minutes.

Here is an overview of the SpaceX Countdown time bar. T-minus:

• 38 minutes: SpaceX start director checked “Go” for treble blast.

• 35 minutes: Kerosene and fluid systems in the first stage begins with degrees of rocket.

• 16 minutes: The liquid oxygen pollution of the second stage begins.

• 7 minutes: Falcon 9 begins engine cooling before the start.

• 1 minute: Command flight computer begins the final preliminary tests. Driving dance pressurization for flight pressure begins.

• 45 seconds: SpaceX start director checked “Go” at the start.

• 3 seconds: Motor controller orders the engine ignition sequence.

SpaceX Falcon 9 now get in touch

Update 8:22 PM: Visual information indicates that Falcon 9 tanking procedures in the Kennedy Space Center Pad 39a are underway, although SpaceX has not yet made an official announcement.

This means that SpaceX has to start at 8:53 p.m. or resign for the night.

SpaceX start preparation in Brevard

Update 8:15 a.m. BREVARD COUNTY Emergency Management officers have activated the start -up team of the agency before the upcoming Falcon 9 start of SpaceX.

The upswing is aimed at 8:53 p.m.

SpaceX First Stage Booster

Update 8:05 a.m. The Falcon 9 First Stage Booster, which starts today’s Starlink mission, flies for the 10th time. Before that, four starlink missions, NASA Crew-8, Polaris Dawn, CRS-31, Astranis: from one too many and IM-2.

Fram2 crew gets astronaut wings from SpaceX

Update 7:55 a.m. Back on earth, Fram2 crew, which flew into space at the beginning of this month, has received astronaut wings from SpaceX.

Commander, Chun Wang, mentions Polaris Dawn, a private mission that flew into space last September. The NASA administrator candidate Jared Isaacman financed the mission and carried out the first room walk from a private company.

The Falcon 9 Booster, which flew the Starlink mission this evening, also started in a turn of the events.

SpaceX’s second rocket start of the day

Update 7:45 a.m.: In the early morning hours of Saturday, SpaceX started a national safety protection load from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.

Next, this long delayed Starlink 12-17 mission comes from Kennedy Space Center Pad 39a. The upswing is set to 8:53 p.m.

SpaceX start of the weather Florida

Update 7:30 p.m.: SpaceX wants to start from KSC this evening at 8:53 p.m. The weather in Brevard County is currently clear.

Brooke Edwards is today space reporter for Florida. Contact them [email protected] Or on X: @brookeofstars.

This article was released today in Florida: Live Updates: SpaceX Start from Kennedy Space Center on Saturday evening