Launch tonight:

https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comm...ch_discussion/

Bad weather at the moment (60% go). launch in about 60m

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Gonna be a long night:

Liftoff currently scheduled for 03:28 - 07:28, September 10th 2018 UTC (11:28 pm - 3:28 am EDT, September 9th / 10th 2018,)

We are GO for propellant loading

Seems like it's been so long. We've been spoiled.

Woot. Time for bed.

First stage landed successfully.

SpaceX Has Apparently Tweaked Its Giant BFR Rocket Design

https://www.space.com/41825-spacex-g...esign-art.html

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DnA7hZgU8AAxfxC.jpg:orig

That looks pretty sweet. Monday should be interesting.

The first time I saw the original, single fin design, I thought it was a bit bizarre. It really wouldn't give much control.

We don't need Space X. Mahomes can launch objects into orbit left handed.

Cool. About time they got that up and running.

We've been so spoiled from the fast pace in the beginning of this year. Seems crazy we have to go 3-4 weeks between launches. :deevee:

Launch in an hour if anyone's interested. This will be the first time they're bringing the booster back to land on the west coast, so should be at least mildly interesting in comparison to other recent launches.

T-5 minutes