There is a Space X launch to the ISS today at 10:21 AM EDT. Coverage is on NASA TV at 105W. They are going to attempt to land the first stage on a barge again. Hope NASA TV covers that event.
Space X Launch on NASA TV
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3 failures in a row, right? For attempts to resupply the station?
When is the next flight currently shed to go to the ISS and who's rocket is it?
When is the next flight currently shed to go to the ISS and who's rocket is it?
Looks like the next launch to the ISS is a Progress/Soyuz launch scheduled for July 3rd, then a manned Soyuz on July 22nd.
Yes -- several failures at booster recovery. From what I see on the wik' list, first resupply failure
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Falcon_9_and_Falcon_Heavy_launches
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Falcon_9_and_Falcon_Heavy_launches
You do understand that the Buran is a museum piece and there is NO launch mechanism for it?
In fact, it was destroyed when the hanger it was in collapsed on it. Not sure if there was a second, that never got launched, that made it into a museum. Maybe more like a mock up.
In fact, it was destroyed when the hanger it was in collapsed on it. Not sure if there was a second, that never got launched, that made it into a museum. Maybe more like a mock up.
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