A new NASA schedule delays SpaceX’s commercial crew test flights by four months; the company isn’t saying much about the reasons why. https://t.co/dLjWsCDgct
— Jeff Foust (@jeff_foust) January 11, 2018
#DEIMOS2 caught #FalconHeavy rocket at Kennedy Space Center's pad 39A during yesterday's static fire test attempt! #SpaceX #StaticFire pic.twitter.com/sr9db5mjBv
— DEIMOS IMAGING (@deimosimaging) January 12, 2018
The @SpaceX #FalconHeavy static fire test planed this afternoon Jan16 is postponed say National Wildlife Refuge park rangers.No new date yet. Plus we have @ulalaunch #AtlasV Thur Jan18.Thus Fri Jan19 may be earliest.Still TBD. @ken_kremer https://t.co/5g37NsRw85 #SpaceupClose pic.twitter.com/fVjcB6BFpf
— Ken Kremer (@ken_kremer) January 16, 2018
Looking forward to @GovSatLu 1st #satellite launch with @SpaceX . Following Zuma mission, our engineering staff have reviewed all relevant launch vehicle flight data following last Falcon-9 launcher mission. We are confident on SpaceX readiness & set for Govsat-1 launch late Jan!
— SES (@SES_Satellites)
January 17, 2018
Новости частной независимой космонавтики - испытания и запуски SpaceX приостановлены до возобновления госфинансирования
// Твиттер