Starlink Mission

4:56 - WEBCAST INTRO 5:48 - WEBCAST START 7:55 - ENGINE CHILL 10:25 - STRONGBACK RETRACT 13:55 - FALCON 9 STARTUP 14:10 - T- 45 SECOND GO FOR LAUNCH CALLOUT 14:45 - T- 10 SECONDS 14:56 - LIFTOFF FROM LC-39A 16:11 - MAX-Q (MAXIMUM DYNAMIC PRESSURE) 17:32 - MECO (MAIN ENGINE CUTOFF) 17:42 - SES-1 (SECOND ENGINE STARTUP) 17:54 - GRIDFINS DEPLOY 18:19 - FAIRING DEPLOY 21:20 - ENTRY BURN 23:02 - LANDING BURN 23:20 - TOUCHDOWN ON OCISLY (OF COURSE I STILL LOVE YOU) DRONESHIP 23:35 - SECO-1 (SECOND ENGINE CUTOFF) 24:34 - WEBCAST BREAK 1 53:10 - FAIRING HALF CAUGHT BY FAIRING DRONESHIP 55:54 - SECOND STAGE ENGINE CHILL 58:34 - WEBCAST RETURN 1 59:22 - SES-2 (SECOND ENGINE STARTUP 2) 59:26 - SECO-2 (SECOND ENGINE CUTTOFF 2) 1:00:12 - WEBCAST BREAK 2 1:17:02 - WEBCAST RETURN 2 1:18:31 - THIRTEENTH STARLINK SATELLITE BATCH DEPLOYMENT 1:19:31 - WEBCAST END NOTE: The First Stage booster on Falcon 9 has previously been used on the Crew Demo-1 and RADARSAT Constellation Missions which both took place last year, and three Starlink missions this year totalling up to 5 flights. NOTE 2: Both fairing halves on Falcon 9’s upper stage each supported two previous missions. NOTE 3: Apologies if the time stamps are too early or too late, I used a stopwatch to find out each time stamp so that I can get this post out early for people too see. Sorry! Have a great day!

23:20 That is the smoothest and cleanest landing I've seen yet.

That's the cleanest landing footage from a drone ship that I've ever seen.

isn't it surprising how some of us just says good job and takes this for granted without truly realizing that this took them nearly 17 years of nonstop research and testing just to reach this point?

23:15 became so normal and predicted that no one cheered! I still love to watch it every time and saw WOW!

I am in my seventies and cut my teeth first on sci fi novels by Heinlein, Clark and Niven; so this is like food for my scientific soul. I never get tired of these launches and I think that I have watched every one that I could get. The greatest thing that I have seen so far is when the twin boosters of the Falcon Heavy landed together at Kennedy. Looking forward to the launches of Starship. I feel that SpaceX, with its landing and relaunch capabilities, is the only viable solution to realistic inter-planetary abilities. The others are still launching and throwing away a massive amount of their hardware on each launch; not only wasteful, but makes round trips much less efficient. Only way to go is to launch the effort and bring it back home in one piece.

Favorite parts are the landing of the first stage and Starlink deploy

67 successful landings. But it still feels like a first landing no matter how many times I see these wonderful rockets land. Goosebumps every time.

its so routine its ridiculous.. can't wait for starship

23:14 Note how fast after touchtown engines turn off, SpaceX had mastered ladning to perfection :)

53:14 fairing catches

I'm baffled how I struggle to appreciate a rocket launch as much now cuz space x has made it so normalized and routine, Incredible.

Damn if this isn't getting as routine as taking the Tesla Roadster out for a Sunday drive

They used that rocket 6 times ? That's amazing !!

Please bring back Telemetry-data of all stages from start on, I really like watching these

"Mom, I don't know what to do!" "Watch Starlink, that's always good!"

It's so unbelievable how fast space x has come. Near close to perfection

That fairing catch crew must have gone from high fives to wtf's pretty quick.

Love watching the level of technology humans have reached in the history of humanity.

Unbelievable how routine this now looks when just a few years back (now I guess 5 years ago?) we were watching this incredible event unfold for the first time.