sorry man bad habit of not looking at the OP for mega threads.

Thanks for keeping track of this.

Looks like it's on. I won't get to watch, but hope it goes well.

Update: SpaceX says its launch team is still "finalizing review of vehicle data and check outs," so the Falcon 9 will not launch tonight at the opening of the launch window, at 5:40pm ET. A new launch time has not yet been set during the two-hour window to get the rocket off the pad tonight. The webcast below is not expected to begin until about 20 minutes before the rocket actually launches.

Looks like it's a scratch tonight and will attempt launch again tomorrow.

Hey, I'll get to watch it at least. :)

Now I won't. :(

Take 2 coming up in about 30 minutes.

Bummer. :(

I've re-arranged things.

Weather has only a 20% chance of violating the cumulus cloud rule at this time.

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

Ha, nice! Hope we'll get a decent shot of the landing.

(Well, and that it doesn't blow up. It's bad when it blows up.)

Two minute warning

And away she goes!

It always amazes me how fast it gets to the point that it's practically horizontal.

Camera shots get better and better.

Stage separation successful.

Pretty cool shot of the first stage floating away there.