SpaceX Launch tomorrow, first humans on board. Will it be sabotaged?

Yup, SpaceX is sending Adam and Eve into the heavens.

The space program was always privatized with a NASA sticker simply slapped on top. Do you think that a bunch of DC bureaucrats threw together a rocket?

Pretty much everything the government does is done by private companies from roads to rockets.

But yes, best of luck to those poor bastards on that SPACEX mess - it doesn't look good.

These men are HEROES. If they die, they go straight to the enchanted land of honey, tits and wine

weird timing what with all the fluctuations in the magnetosphere and the influence this has on satellites etc


I hope they are safe and aren't being sacrificed by gargantuan egos

racing to be the 'first'

Are they going all the way up to the dome?

Weather, not all that good, I, don't see it launching at this time, maybe next window.

When they make it into computer generated imagery space I’m sure they will launch a few Tesla’s for good measure. Hath no fear!

Elon Musk’s SpaceX inks deal with US military to test out sky-crowding Starlink satellites for Army communications

SpaceX has agreed to let the US Army test out its Starlink satellite broadband network – made up of thousands of individual satellites in low-earth orbit – with the presumed aim of integrating it into existing military systems.

The military has signed a deal with the billionaire’s spaceflight company to test out the Starlink network over the next three years, evaluating its suitability for their data-transfer needs, an inside source told SpaceNews on Tuesday. Signed last week, the agreement, known as a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA), is typically used by the military to test-drive private-sector technologies before buying them.

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did someone honestly believe it was to provide the internet connection to the poor Africans??!!

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Virgin Orbit's 1st test launch fails to reach orbit

Something went wrong shortly after the LauncherOne rocket separated from its carrier plane.

Virgin Orbit's air-launched rocket didn't earn its wings on its first attempt.

The company, which is part of Richard Branson's Virgin Group, aimed to send its LauncherOne rocket to orbit for the first time today (May 25), during a test mission called Launch Demo. However, something went wrong shortly after LauncherOne separated from its carrier plane, which is called Cosmic Girl.

"We've confirmed a clean release from the aircraft. However, the mission terminated shortly into the flight. Cosmic Girl and our flight crew are safe and returning to base," Virgin Orbit representatives said via Twitter today.

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Just another Branson fail.

This will be awesome. I'm going to try and catch it live.

Goes on to this specific topic at 5:50 with some really nice footage. The rocket looks great.

Dragon In-Flight Escape Demonstration

More so NASA than Space X in my opinion.

May 26, 2020
MEDIA ADVISORY M20-061
Coverage of Landmark NASA SpaceX Commercial Crew Test Flight

NASA will provide live coverage of prelaunch and launch activities for the agency’s SpaceX Demo-2 test flight on Wednesday, May 27, carrying NASA astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley to the International Space Station.

NASA and SpaceX are targeting 4:33 p.m. EDT May 27 for the launch of the first commercially-built and operated American rocket and spacecraft carrying astronauts to the space station. NASA and SpaceX will provide joint, live coverage from launch to arrival at the space station.

Full mission coverage will air live on NASA Television and the agency’s website, as well as numerous other platforms. The launch broadcast commentators are Marie Lewis, Dan Huot, Gary Jordan, Derrol Nail, and Tahira Allen from NASA, and Lauren Lyons, John Insprucker, and Jessie Anderson from SpaceX, with special guest host and former NASA astronaut Leland Melvin. Postlaunch coverage commentators are Leah Cheshier, Courtney Beasley, Gary Jordan and Dan Huot from NASA, and Kate Tice, Siva Bharadvaj, and Michael Andrews from SpaceX.

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For launch countdown coverage, NASA's launch blog, and more information about the mission, visit:

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SpaceX DM 2 - pre-launch briefing

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I sure hope it isnt a Challenger. I'll be watching,its historic.

Space Shuttles were the real deal.

Capsules are lame.

Looks like the Nasa guy lost the race.

Replaced by one heck of a qualified guy,Ken Bowersox.

We'll be here,cheering them on.

Bowersocks.

Hmm. Sucking by female aliens! Gotta love that.

Where do I sign up?

Tucker had a thing on this tonight. It was crawling with Masonic numbers like 33 and 233 and more.

That stinks, when is the next window?

If it's anything like the Challenger crew, no humans will be harmed in the orchestration of this event...

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I can't believe I haven't heard a single person point this out yet:

The launch time is going to be at 4:33 PM Eastern. 33
And you know how people always equate Arkansas to conspiracies? It'll be 3:33 there at that time.

Apparently changed. Weather not so much a factor now.



It only takes a rain shower to postpone.



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^^^^^^^^^^^

This.

There is no ISS up there to go to, spaceX is not real.

Flat Earthers

No one is launching shit into space, not tomorrow, not ever.

what was the last thing Teacher-in-Space Christa McAuliffe said before the disaster? "Hey guys, what`s this button do?