First of at least 3 robotic lunar landing missions by Intuitive Machines as part of NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) Program. The lunar lander, named Odysseus, will fly 6 payloads for NASA and several others for commercial companies to near Malapert A crater near the Moon’s south pole.
Current T0: February 15th at 01:05AM EST (06:05 UTC)
Mission: F9 launch of Intuitive Machines Mission 1 carrying Nova-C lander called Odysseus
Launch location: Launch Complex 39A, Kennedy Space Center, Earth.
Target orbit: Trans-Lunar Injection
Target landing: Malapert A sub-crater, Malapert crater, South Polar basin, Moon
Booster: B1060-18; 143d 2h 19min turnaround
Booster history: GPS-III SV03, SL v1.0-11, SL v1.0-14, Turksat 5A, SL v1.0-18, SL v1.0-22, SL v1.0-24, Transporter-2, SL 4-3, SL 4-6, SL 4-9, SL 4-14, SL 4-19, Galaxy 33&34, Transporter-6, SL 5-15, SL 6-18.
Booster recovery: Landing Zone 1 (LZ-1)
Fairing recovery: Bob
Rocket trajectory: Roughly straight east from the Cape
Payload mass: 1931kg (4257lbs)
Stubby nozzle: Most likely not
Stats:
· SpaceX’s 13th launch of the year and the 3rd launch of the month.
· 278th Falcon orbital launch since Amos 6, F9’s 297th orbital flight.
· SpaceX’s 75th launch from LC-39A
· 37th landing on LZ-1 out of 38 attempts.
· 198th successful landing since the last failed one.
· This will be the second launch as part of NASA’s CLPS program.
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Ok. Let’s talk about the moon. It’s easy. Just have to use the old methods.
Each and every method.
Key
When should this start to Orbit/Land on the Moon???
Thanks NSF team.
How long will the lander take to reach the moon?
Grest launch and coverage
53:30 , yes ✊✊✊✊ 💐💌for ellen💌 👨🌾
You killed my headphones?
I was watching this on catch up with my Sony WH-1000x M3 headphones on full, during the launch the sound was so loud it damaged my headphones. I'm autistic and slightly deaf why was there no warning about the sound, these headphones are expensive and I simply cannot go and replace them. Sorry guys, I love the channel but these headphones are so important for my day to day, they Help me on so many levels., I'm going to have to make a claim.
Who do I need to speak too?
Good video Commentator is a pain
I hope this lunar lander will land on the Moons sureface smoothly!
Can someone explain to me why rockets are still being used to go into space when there is new technology around to move on from rocket launches!!!?
Like using a microwave emitter on a locomotive, not with permafrost vs. With permafrost
Je regarde non loin de l'Agence Spatiale du Canada à St-Hubert, Québec
Night launches are always spectacular. I was there for Apollo 17. That was a sight that will stick with you forever.
Let's hope NOVA-C has better luck than Peregrine One.
so excited to see it land.
Stage 1 LOX Load complete
49:23 Strong Back Retract
51:26 Stage 2 LOX Load complete
52:36 F9 Startup
52:52 Go for Launch
53:32 T- 5 Seconds
53:37 LIFTOFF
54:48 MaxQ
56:00 Stage Separation
56:07 MVAC Ignition
56:53 Fairing Separation
56:56 Entry Burn (Stage 1)
1:01:05 Landing Burn
1:01:16 Touchdown (Stage 1)
1:01:30 SECO
Congrats NASA and SpaceX
If i don't remember the LOD, i miss it. Is ththere an APP that covers all lift offs??
Good luck, have a safe flight, and landing!
Falcon nebula
we suport you nsf💕💕💖🔴
I would just suggest that your commentators are well trained not to speak just to hear themselves and that they are also very well informed about the topic and don't waste cycles with speculation. In this day and age??? Just my two cents.
@nasaspaceflight please buy some microphones that can handle high SPL…Please!!!!
It would be nice if one on those cameras was pointed back to Earth to be able to see it from distance or space in general
Best of luck to Odie! Wasn't that a dogs name on some cartoon?
Great coverage as always! 11 hours late but here & another like which I think is at 3.9k.
Pretty amazing stuff still lingering for a 60 year old magic trick, a helium-filled dirigible rises, with a fireshow to seal the trick.
You guys must really find a way of keeping quiet to let us hear the launch call-outs. Maybe play them back just after you stop talking? I like your comments, but not while the launch guys are talking tech stuff.
TIL that the word "Mach" came from physicist and philopher Ernst Mach.