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  • Re: Starliner back at pad

    From Snidely@snidely.too@gmail.com to sci.space.policy on Wed Jun 5 08:07:51 2024
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    Snidely submitted this idea :
    Remember when Snidely bragged outrageously? That was Saturday:
    Thursday, Snidely quipped:

    Starliner is again at SLC-41 ahead of crewed launch, L0 currently June 1st >>> 12:25 pm EDT.

    Working around GSE issues with LOX topping. L-01:29:01, and still within >> the built-in hold.

    -d

    Seems to be a clean count on the third try as of L-4:02.

    Still clean at Starliner separation at L+14:52

    -d
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  • From Snidely@snidely.too@gmail.com to sci.space.policy on Wed Jun 5 08:28:28 2024
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    on 6/5/2024, Snidely supposed :
    Snidely submitted this idea :
    Remember when Snidely bragged outrageously? That was Saturday:
    Thursday, Snidely quipped:

    Starliner is again at SLC-41 ahead of crewed launch, L0 currently June >>>> 1st 12:25 pm EDT.

    Working around GSE issues with LOX topping. L-01:29:01, and still within >>> the built-in hold.

    -d

    Seems to be a clean count on the third try as of L-4:02.

    Still clean at Starliner separation at L+14:52

    Good OI burn at L+31:00. Orbit now 323x186 km.

    Congrats to the team! Go, Starliner!

    /dps
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