Starlink Mission
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Published 2023-08-22
This was the 15th flight for the first stage booster supporting this mission, which previously launched Crew-1, Crew-2, SXM-8, CRS-23, IXPE, Transporter-4, Transporter-5, Globalstar FM15, ISI EROS C-3, and now six Starlink missions.
All Comments (21)
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Love the quiet launch was very nice
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15:57 the fact that these landings are getting more and more repetitive and casual, is the most epic thing that SpaceX has achieved.
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The day these landings is seen as normal/boring will be a sad day. As someone who grew up around the shuttle era, I will find these fascinating till the day I die
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Those landings never grow old. Its so surreal, it still looks like Thunderbirds 😵💫 very cool.
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Such a pleasure to hear mission control without irritating commentary explaining the meaning of technical terms such as “supersonic”!
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I randomly stumbled upon this live broadcast right at the moment of landing, and i audibly cheered for them when it landed. Time spent wisely
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Big fan of the silent launch coverage
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The landing is still mesmerizing as like the first one, here you go 16:10 Get ready for the "Crew-7 Mission"
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"Stage One Landing Confirmed" Dead solid perfect! Again!🚀
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Stage 2 camera quality is impressive.
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It is nice that commentators don't have to be up in the middle of the night or take time out of their work day to do launch commentary. Starlink launches have become more frequent and more routine.
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As impressive as allways, I never get bored of seeing this!
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I've watched so many launches that I could hear the script in my head today even without narrator. 😊
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Big thanks to SpaceX and Starlink... Great as usual.
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Love to see Starship doing it regularly like Falcon does it now.
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Congrats to the entire SpaceX team. You are amazing and we are amazed.
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Enjoying launch with team callouts only & no narration.
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Strange with no Narration, seemed so quiet, Great footage of the landing!
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It's still amazing how they pull this off
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Facinating! The dynamic nature of this organization leads to continued anticipation and excitement. A suggestion: if this kind of Starlink launch broadcast becomes normal --- adding notes on the screen for Booster number, how many launches on the Booster to date, and the landing platform I.D. and location ...would be fun to read and note
