SpaceX Falcon Heavy Launches GOES-U

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GOES-U will provide advanced imagery and atmospheric measurements of Earth’s weather, oceans, and environment, as well as real-time mapping of total lightning activity and improved monitoring of solar activity and space weather.
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Mission: Falcon Heavy launch of NOAA's GOES-U
Launch location: Launch Complex 39A, Kennedy Space Center, Earth.
Target orbit: High Perigee Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit
Boosters: B1072-1 and B1086-1 as side boosters, B1087 as center core.
Booster histories: All three boosters are brand-new.
Booster recovery: Side boosters will land at SpaceX's Landing Zone 1 and Landing Zone 2. Center core will be expended.
Fairing recovery: Doug
Rocket trajectory: Straight East out of the Cape
Payload mass: About 5 tonnes
Stubby nozzle: NO (thankfully)
Stats:
· SpaceX's 67th launch of the year and the 10th launch of the month.
· 330th Falcon orbital launch since Amos 6.
· Falcon Heavy's 10th flight.
· SpaceX's 85th launch from LC-39A
· 41st landing on LZ-1 out of 42 attempts.
· 11th landing on LZ-2 out of 11 attempts
· 249th and 250th successful landing since the last failed one.
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@Booster-13ALIVE 4 дня назад

Liftoff: 2:10:25 Max Q: 2:11:47 BECO: 2:13:07 MECO 2:14:34 Entry Burn 2:17:08 Side booster landings: 2:18:18 Congrats SpaceX and the Falcon Heavy Team!

@uritamminga1 4 дня назад

IMO, too much talking at take off and landing. You promised to stop talking…then kept talking🙄. Can’t we listen to the roar and the sonic booms?

@stoytchostoev6751 3 дня назад

yeah..... I was just thinking that...(just like a quote from dr. Cox - Scrubs) ... its really to bad because the sound was the one thing that it is different on this channel

@supernova4760 4 дня назад

Man, what happened here NSF? Stream took a dump during launch and then people were talking during the ascent, ruining our beautiful FH sound.

@Kyle_Bicep 4 дня назад

Damm i waited an hour for the launch and have seen 4 frames during the liftoff, the stream was really messed up

@Krell666 4 дня назад

Pity about the audio and video issues on launch.

@robboeseneilers8356 4 дня назад

Thank goodness for the SpaceX feed!

@ClintsToys 4 дня назад

Technical issues I understand but talking over launch and landings is not cool.

@TheDiego365 4 дня назад

I always love your coverage guys but please mute your mics at T-0, specially during Starship launches.

@callenvlogs5989 4 дня назад

They usually do after the sound actually makes it to them. It takes a while.

@12HedmanLane 4 дня назад

@callenvlogs5989 The countdown is a good indicator of when to stop talking. Like when it gets to T-10 seconds.

@TheDiego365 3 дня назад

@@callenvlogs5989 Yes but sometimes in the excitement they don't mute their mics and you can't hear the launch at all.

@jlbutler 4 дня назад

Sorry guys, but today too many data drop outs and you talked all over the sound of the launch. Can't nail everyone of them. Normally you guys are spot on! Also I'm assuming no replays afterward due to data dropouts?

@NASASpaceflight 4 дня назад

Yeah, a lot of things went wrong with this one at launch. We're doing a major debrief to avoid a repeat going forward.

@randallbestrcb 4 дня назад

@@NASASpaceflight Generally very great, love the coverage, but ya know just hush for the first 90sec. or so?

@NASASpaceflight 3 дня назад

We generally do, but with the tech issues, the hosts thought we had lost all rocket audio and started talking so it wouldn't be dead silent. They couldn't hear the launch audio. We do these shows with 1/10th the staff a normal production would have, which is how we're able to cover so much economically... but major hiccup on this one. - Das

@randallbestrcb 3 дня назад

@@NASASpaceflight omg that makes so much sense that you didn't want dead air! Thnx for the reply that's kind of you. Love the broadcasts and looking forward to late July ;) Hopefully the van isn't parked too close if the chopsticks miss the catch haha

@johnoldenburg5920 4 дня назад

Poor video of launch, comemtary should NEVER interrupt SpaceX transmissions, very cavalier comments off topic of rocket - you guys are getting so casual and poorly prepared for coverage! I will be shifting my streaming coverage…

@DebraJean196 4 дня назад

If you find something better please let us know. I’ve watched plenty of others and been sorely disappointed by lack of moderators - quality of chat - fact that channel only relays SpaceX feed (have no feed or equipment or people of their own in the field) I personally dislike politics in chats, racism, and other such things. NSF keeps things focused on space exploration. They provide education and arcane facts regarding launches. And I challenge any channel to provide more experienced team members. Or devote donated money back to improving the channel. These folks aren’t into it for the money. It’s for the love. Hard not to talk over SpaceX announcements when announcements come in the middle of a commentators sentence. As soon as commentator realizes SpaceX is announcing they stop. Then they repeat SpaceX comment since they realize they inadvertently spoke over SpaceX. Again, find another channel that provides everything NSF does and maybe we can switch over. I’m not holding my breath

@karitane 4 дня назад

I thought the coverage would be getting better!!!!

@rufio553 4 дня назад

The cameras were kinda wonky today. But still a great launch and landing as always! 👍👏👏👏

@flyingfortressrc1794 4 дня назад

Man those dual booster landings and just too cool to see.

@bobbreit5244 4 дня назад

Stuff happens. You try to do better next time. Bad feeds Talk over call outs Talk over launch again This one gets a 4.5 on the NSF 10 scale.

@DebraJean196 4 дня назад

Seems to me that commentators were talking and SpaceX callouts interrupted their sentences. Might want to relisten. Commentator immediately stops, then repeats SpaceX announcements because they know folks couldn’t follow what SpaceX said over their sentence. Commentator doesn’t have a clue when SpaceX will be making an announcement, and I’d rather hear their info rather that an hour of silence just in case the total 30 seconds of SpaceX comments might come in on top of NSF commentary.

@paulbrunton877 4 дня назад

So sad that the loss of video links or faults with the camera, hopefully next time it will be fixed. 😮😢

@kamilmusalat 4 дня назад

Yes that’s what they do, but nasa was able to go to the moon 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@pamelaspelbring6297 4 дня назад

I was rather disappointed with the crappy pixellation or hwat ever perhaps transmission issued and I didn't really SEE the launch off the pad... you need to resolve those issues. I dont believe it was camera errors but was more transmission problems. I hope replays? are better. No replays? Darn.

@DebraJean196 4 дня назад

Bandwidth was probably in short supply because a lot of people were broadcasting this launch. Much more than a “standard Starlink launch”. Likewise if no bandwidth can’t upload replays either. Watch the channel over the next couple of days when the guys and gals in the field can get clear bandwidth again to upload their recorded video. Doubt anyone live got much better live transmission

@sarifin5227 4 дня назад

I saw this launch with my family at Space View Park in Titusville, FL. It was a great experience for me and my kids. Interestingly, from 12 miles away, the sound of the rocket launch was not as loud as we expected. Also, 2 sonic booms from the boosters were after they landed, probably because of the distance from the location. We watched your broadcast before and during the launch. Thank you for the great job you did at NASASpaceflight with the camera work, commentary, technical descriptions, and historical data.

@carlnelson3893 4 дня назад

Poor Video quality and poor sound. Plus too much talking at T0....

@supernova4760 3 дня назад

Yeah, like we didn’t need a count down. We have a T minus clock just for that.

@zapfanzapfan 4 дня назад

10 points for sticking the landing!

@davepowder4020 4 дня назад

Alas, before Starship becomes operational and regularly used, if they could have a dual or triple launch of Falcon Heavy for a major project... so that we can have 4 or 6 booster landings at the same time! 😁

@DebraJean196 4 дня назад

Wouldn’t that just be freaking awesome!!!!!!

@davepowder4020 4 дня назад

@@DebraJean196 It'd look like a Martian invasion

@jjgordon 4 дня назад

Go space X wow so impressive, Elons is killing it with his great team!!

@danielcarlson8386 4 дня назад

I always learn so much from you all i keep kicking ASS

@astronuts2224 4 дня назад

Sorry to say but, technical issues with live feed, audio drop out and unnecessary commentary throughout made this a little disappointing, sonic booms got lost somewhere. 😢

@thisiszaphod 3 дня назад

Let's be frank. The beginning of this piece was a shambles.

@ClausB252 3 дня назад

Fun fact: GOES-U has 2 motors on the solar array. One spins once per day to track the sun in geostationary orbit, about 0.0007 RPM. The other follows the sun above and below the equator once per year, at most 0.0000008 RPM!

@boballen9095 4 дня назад

This satellite is quite the Swiss Army knife of weather satellites.

@ricchamen6304 4 дня назад

Thanks Again to the great staff of NSF for today’s Launch of Falcon Heavy. Thnks.

@liamprincetech 4 дня назад

Guys... I know you've done a "major debrief" about the audio and the un-muted mics, but seriously, this isn't the first time you've talked over the launch audio when you've said you wouldn't. It's the same as the stream start times - as a member I'm watching the behind the scenes stream and wondering why half the stuff the team are doing hasn't been done already to achieve the stream start time. Watching the comments observing you're late starting each and every stream is cringe. All of which is a shame because these things aside you guys ROCK. I'd watch your streams over Tim's every time nowadays (he seems less engaged with his audience for some reason), but these little things kind of put a bit of a sour taste in the mouth y'know...

@ricchamen6304 4 дня назад

Simultaneous LZ landing s Will Absolutely Never Never Get Old. It’s was just amazing today as it was when Elon stood Outside,(after running out of launch room.),The Day Falcon Heavy Launched Elons Red Tesla Sports car with the Starman seated in the Front Left 💺 seat dressed in that (back then Upgraded Spacesuit to 2David Bowie s.”Starman “ !

@MrKellymcilrath 4 дня назад

Awesome coverage once again NSF, Thank you & everyone who was envolved with coverage of this launch! GO SpaceX, GO Falcon Heavy, GO NSF!!!!

@SebastianPeitsch 4 дня назад

Yeah awesome coverage right until launch when the signal deteriorated into a garbled mess or pixels

@jlbutler 4 дня назад

What coverage were you watching! This one unfortunately was not awesome.

@darklion8390 3 дня назад

Dudes, STOP TALKING during launch and landing PLEASE!!!

@PattyBryant-mh4dd 4 дня назад

Good Evening NSF 😉🌼 GO Falcon, GO SpaceX!! 💙🚀🇺🇸🇺🇸

@AnnabelleAlmado 3 дня назад

That was an awesome takeoff of Falcon 9. Thank you to all the NASA Team for your wonderful talents in making this exploration possible. God bless the whole humanity for this fascinating discovery about the possibility of human being to exist in one of the moon of Jupiter named " EUROPA."

@ClinchfieldRailfan921 3 дня назад

*Falcon Heavy

@Pepesilvia267 4 дня назад

Amazing that something that was considered near impossible has now been accomplished over 300 times. Also shocking that after 300+ landings almost no other providers plan to recover the first stage. I wonder what the monetary difference is between reuse and expendable now that we have a lot of stage 1s with over 10 reuses.

@DebraJean196 4 дня назад

Other launch providers are working frantically to develop reusable rockets. Do some research if you are interested. I think Rocket Lab is one. Of course I’m drawing a blank now that I want to list them lol, but if you watch other company’s launches you can learn more about their future plans. NSF gives great coverage of SpaceX, but other companies use their own social networks to discuss their future plans. Especially companies based in other companies. And SpaceX has lots of boosters and fairings with 20+ cycles.

@supernova4760 3 дня назад

This is because other providers want to charge you and make a profit off the launch. SpaceX’s goal is to make launching more affordable to increase access to space exploration. One of Elon’s best quotes, “There are organizations that do wrong to look good and make profit. F*ck them!”

@DH-sw6vg 3 дня назад

Love you guys and have been a loyal member for several years. But *_what on earth_* happened yesterday guys? Not your best moment. Did Jack take the Dumpster Fire Extinguisher with him to Mahia ?

@pilotelliott 4 дня назад

bro the feed was jacked at launch wtf

@DebraJean196 4 дня назад

Broadband overload - too many streamers

@philippbalz1863 4 дня назад

Ich könnte mir gut vorstellen dass diese heavy auch gut mit vier landungsfähigen Boostern starten könnte dabei noch einen erweiterten mittleren Booster integriert hat, so auf 100 Tonen kommen könnte oder mehr das sind Spekulationen, aber in der Hinterhand nützlich zu wissen für Projekte in der Zukunft für eine Rakete mit vier zusätzlichen Falcon Booster würde ich den Nahmen wählen ICH KANN ES AUCH OHNE

@maxlindberg402 4 дня назад

This was bad , lost sound, lagged video, ultra zoomed pictures

@IsabellaIsabella-mc1tx 4 дня назад

Let's go! Good luck ❤❤❤

@arnoldsmith5754 4 дня назад

beautiful landing of boosters lovely lonely boosters sitting still

@JohnSmith-eu3ql 4 дня назад

This was a mess!

@anthonydavis9382 4 дня назад

lol missed the whole launch

@uberrapidash2556 3 дня назад

Is there a way to see a video like this without extra commentary? There was a SpaceX broadcast a few days ago for the previous launch of Starlink satellites, but i haven't been able to find anything like that for this GOES-U satellite launch. :/

@ricchamen6304 4 дня назад

Thanks again to the NSF team for the GREAT Coverage.

@bogeyholetroll 4 дня назад

Methane has one atom of carbon per molecule. So there is much less soot than kerosene with six to sixteen carbon atoms. As Scott Manley said, there are fewer opportunities to get creative.

@kenknowlton3085 3 дня назад

@NASASpaceflight Sometimes less is more. Please let the video speak for itself and less distracting commentary.

@ethenjennings5800 4 дня назад

Womp womp

@Booster-13ALIVE 4 дня назад

Why are you saying womp womp if it lifted off

@ClinchfieldRailfan921 4 дня назад

@@Booster-13ALIVEmost likely reffering to the loss of the cams

@Booster-13ALIVE 4 дня назад

@@ClinchfieldRailfan921 ah ok, I was not able to watch it and just watched it. It is the cameras maybe

@Isaiddontpanic 4 дня назад

Muting the falcon heavy at 2:12😂😂😂

@kenriehl7852 3 дня назад

Well, I don’t know if a launch video could suck more than that. Jesus Christ.

@synthetix_808 4 дня назад

Love you all and all you do for #teamspace, but way too much "filler" commentary from T-1:00 - T+2:00. Couldn't make it :40 seconds before talking over liftoff. Thought it was maybe just hot mic with backchannel, but it was clearly intended for broadcast commentary.

@TrevorSmith 3 дня назад

You literally said you would not talk over the launch and then continued to talk during the launch. Would have been nice that you stopped talking during countdown and let us listen to the count down and first couple minutes of launch

@rickgidney1005 4 дня назад

It’s for attitude control

@DebraJean196 4 дня назад

Any D Wise incredible slo-mo of the launch? So much to watch I get it if no, but would love to see it!

@CloningGuide 4 дня назад

Also waiting for a D slow mo :D

@T_Mo271 4 дня назад

The landings don't get old. Lousy commentary sure does though.

@joyl7842 3 дня назад

This kinda footage makes me wonder. What if the fact that we haven't detected any intelligent life comes down to rocket-fuel? What I mean is: what if other intelligent life never was able to leave their home-world, due to different conditions on their planet. What if we are the first ones to do that? Considering the expected number of years the universe will exist, we truly might be the first to leave our home-world.

@kenriehl7852 3 дня назад

Guys please stop reiterating every call that SpaceX makes leading up to the launch. We can hear and understand what is being said just fine. Stop talking over the launch director. Please also stop counting along with the count down. And for God sake, please stop talking during the launch. Please let us hear the actual roar of the 27 Merlins. Finally, please pipe down during the last minute or two of the booster reentry’s. We would like to hear those landing burns and sonic booms as well.

@terryrichardson1933 4 дня назад

To glitchy , TO MUCH TALKING!!!

@andrewramage5850 3 дня назад

Sound not great and picture pixilating at times

@kenknowlton3085 3 дня назад

Was it their feed that was messed up or mine?

@themanwnoname3454 4 дня назад

🥂🥂

@ricchamen6304 4 дня назад

Is it my imagination or /and did I miss the chat. (On it). ? IS This Falcon Heavy’s Main Core Far Longer,(IE:Heigher Than Most Others. Something I considered. I mean face it. If one created specialised side Booster s (relevant to this centre Core. One could Surely Get This baby. (or the modified babe to the moon with A Dragon to drop down Astronaut s and bring them home. Even if it’s just by leaving a Drone-bottom section could be left in orbit Fully fuelled for “ homeward Bound “ trip. Just A Thought. Go Falcon Heavy. Goes U Baby!!