First time I remember seeing such a clear view all the way to MECO. That was cool.

Made me pretty nervous that they basically said "Eh, that sensor? It's no big deal. We'll just tweak the limit so that it doesn't trip again this time." Seems to have been fine though.

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4235/...255c4a20_z.jpgIntelsat 35e Mission by SpaceX, on Flickr

Pretty shot, but it looks naked.

The eastern range is on a break for a bit, so we'll be in a lull for launches for a while. See you guys in a month or so!

The break is over! Let's get back to work.

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Pretty cool that SpaceX, a private company, is way better at this stuff than all of North Korea.

Day-before bump.

Cool. I was jonesing.

Webcast should be live in ~20ish.

Also hosted on NASA TV, live now...

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The SpaceX webcast is usually 1080p, while the NASA is 720p. I'll probably have both during launch. Nice to have some "pre-game" commentary before SpaceX starts their webcast though.

SpaceX live now.

And there she goes!

Too easy.

Well done yet again. Gotta love boring launches. :D

NASA just started a launch replay.

Fantastic launch. Again!