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Spacex falcon 9 missed landing9/3/2023 ![]() ![]() Two men on motorcycle UP 13 AP 0979 were carrying the dead Sarus crane when they were intercepted by the police following a tip-off. ![]() Noida man found with carcass of Uttar Pradesh’s state animal Sarus, arrested ![]() If proven guilty, Mohanty will be sentenced up to 90 days in prison followed by up to a year of supervised release and a fine of up to $5,000 Indian-American doctor charged for masturbating in flight sitting beside minor girl The 95,000-pound investment will enhance the UK government's understanding of the threat posed by 'pro-Khalistan extremism', complementing the joint work already underway between the Britain and India through the joint-extremism task force UK announces new funding of 95,000 pound to tackle with 'pro-Khalistan extremism' The British government began moving the asylum seekers onto the Bibby Stockholm, a barge anchored off Dorset on the south coast, earlier this week as part of its high-profile strategy to deter people from arriving in the country on small boats Legionella bacteria in water supply forces UK to remove asylum seekers from barge ‘Namaskar, I’m suspended MP Raghav Chadha’: AAP leader’s first response to suspensionĬhadha was suspended from the Rajya Sabha on Friday for “breach of privilege” after four MPs alleged that he had violated rules by naming them in a House panel without their consent SpaceX had intended to try again Tuesday (March 1), but ended up pushing the launch to today because of concerns about high-altitude winds.įollow Mike Wall on Twitter and Google+. (This temperature rise was partly attributable to a 35-minute delay caused by a boat in the launch's "keep-out zone," according to Musk). 28 was aborted just before liftoff, apparently because of rising oxygen temperatures. 25 were scrubbed because of issues with the loading of liquid-oxygen propellant onto the Falcon 9, and an attempt on Feb. Today's liftoff and landing attempt were delayed multiple times. "The additional capacity on SES-9 will enable direct-to-home operators to broadcast more local content and increase their SD and HDTV channel lineup to 22 million households across Asia-Pacific, in markets such as India, Indonesia and the Philippines," they added. "SES-9 will provide expansion and replacement capacity to serve the video, enterprise, mobility and government sectors in fast-growing markets across Northeast Asia, South Asia and Indonesia," SpaceX representatives wrote in a mission description. While the rocket landing attempt drew much of the attention for today's launch, the mission's main purpose was to get the SES-9 satellite aloft for SES. The SES-9 communications satellite separates from the upper stage of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket in this view from an onboard camera beamed to Earth during a live webcast of the successful launch on March 4, 2016. ![]() That particular rocket stage will probably end up on display somewhere, but the company aims to refly other landed boosters in the future. The booster stage that landed in December survived its flight in good shape, and it performed well in engine tests after its recovery, SpaceX representatives said last month. The technology could slash the cost of spaceflight by a factor of 100, Musk has said. Musk has said repeatedly that he set up SpaceX primarily to help humanity colonize Mars, and he thinks reusable rockets are key to making that happen. (Blue Origin, the private spaceflight company established by founder Jeff Bezos, landed its New Shepard launch vehicle in November, but that milestone occurred during a suborbital test flight.)Īll of this work is part of the company's effort to develop fully and rapidly reusable rockets - a key priority for SpaceX and Musk. Less than three months ago, in December 2015, SpaceX managed to land a Falcon 9 first stage on terra firma at Cape Canaveral, marking the first time this had ever been done during an orbital launch. But all three times, the booster ended up toppling over on the ship's deck and exploding. A few minutes after SpaceX launched one if its self-landing Falcon 9 rockets on June 28, 2015, it exploded into a rain of debris over the Atlantic Ocean. On three previous occasions - in January 2015, April 2015 and January 2016 - a Falcon 9 first stage had gotten this far during an ocean landing try. ![]()
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