lol

I took my team to a local bar that let's us cast to a TV for a meeting. :)

SpaceX / NASA briefing on tomorrow's launch...

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NASA coverage started...

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As I said before, it just looks plain bizarre to have so much "stuff" on that pad compared to everything they've done before.

Really, as I think about it, it's modern (unmanned) rockets that are the outlier. Growing up, I was pretty used to every launch being on a big, complicated complex like 39A. It's just that lately we've gotten used to launch pads being pretty streamlined and minimalist.

SpaceX stream is up (though not actually started yet).

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SpaceX webcast is live.

As is their technical webcast. No "announcers", but awesome to hear the comms and see different angles. I usually keep both up.

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I'll watch this one from my balcony. See how my dogs react to the Sonic Boom.

Aw, man...I'm jealous.

This is always so nerve wracking...

Well damn. Time to come back tomorrow.

Yeah, was worried about this after the helium leak last night. :(

Looks like an abort about second stage thruster

9:38 a.m. EST tomorrow.