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I really like the bottle holder, are those magnets that hold it in place?

I take back what I said about destroying the launch pad. and from over a mile away Look at the crap hitting the ocean!

I'm sure the data they gathered on this test flight makes it "somewhat" worth it. Best part is, they didn't destroy the launch pad.

Well that was awesome!

Well that was a big wet rehearsal! Minimum turnaround is 48 hrs so maybe later this week.

That's going to be one exciting watch party! Will it work as planned, or will Elon have another addition to his exploding rocket compilation :eek:

My neighbors daughter worked for them and was recently laid off. She said that after January's launch failure, everything dried up. One big difference is payload size, these are very small rockets that don't carry much. Larger rockets can carry multiple payloads that also share the cost, not...

Well, 2 SpaceX launches today, one on each coast. I'm still trying to catch a daytime launch but just not clear enough on the West side today.

I've purchased from Jason before, he's a great guy to deal with! You will go home happy (as long as the weather holds out).

Welcome to the obsession hobby!

Maybe next time.

That reminds me, I need to check my "triethylaluminum triethylboron filter" on my own rocket. :thumbsup: On the West Coast, we finally launched the new 2.0 StarLink's today. It was suposed to leave the same day as crew 6.

And some of us have to go to work....... :rock:

The bigger question would be, if you walked thru the door, would you enter another dimension?

Great work as usual! Thanks Jay!

With no water suppression, I'm sure it's as cooked as it was loud.

Now that's some horsepower!

Someone scored this deal!

I was hoping the snowy mountains would throw everyone off. Can't fool locals :cool:

Yes, it's Union Station in the background. It's "El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument" next to Olvera St. I took this today on top of the "La Plaza de Cultrua y Artes" building.