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SpaceX

Starlink

Elon Musk

Falcon 9

Merlin 1D

Florida

SLC-40

Cabo Cañaveral

B1080

ASOG

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al

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al al al al al

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ar arri come 5 in the morning

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[Music]

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[Music]

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[Music]

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good guys how are you

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how long eh 24 hours

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approximately good something more 20 5

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hours more or less since the last time we

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met Seen, we are going to cross our

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fingers and see if this time the launch is

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no longer a good one, but rather a

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good broadcast. You know that

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the last launch we had an abortion

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in the streaming, not in the launch, we

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saw in what the launch was. the

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Starling 6-51 mission and we are in the

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non-Starling 6-52 twin mission

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that is launched 24 hours after

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the previous one and evidently

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also broadcast on It was

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broadcast correctly. We

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only saw the launch until the

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separation of the two stages.

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Eh yes, the complete launch was posted on

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quickly

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probably because we are going to see the

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second part that we couldn't see

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live but before putting it on let me

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greet you here how are you Stars 29

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man how are you doing Stars 29

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Look we have Stars 28 and Stars 29 we have

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both like this that the one who died in

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combat St 28 and her successor here

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directly a greeting greeting from Beme a

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greeting to my mother who has also

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seen her here before commenting a

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greeting to navarn starra of course rén

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sato Loli Lolita Matías franmar Far

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games César

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etc. etc. I greet everyone and

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we are going to see the repeat of the

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previous mission. Note that there are still 21

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minutes left until the launch,

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these images from Space flight and these

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from Space flight Now and as you can see there is already

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starting to be a little

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condensation on the phaco 9, which

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means that everything is

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moving forward from

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today's launch. So let's see

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how lautaro is, how are Ángel's

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people joining in? Margarita, also

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greetings, Javi mourinho, how are you, how are you,

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Rafael Vega, Tito, very good.

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People are arriving, people are arriving Well, that's what

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we're going to repeat

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and the launch, I'm going to put it

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here on the screen, we're going to see if it doesn't make a

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mess okay. This is the launch, I'm going to

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move forward a

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little bit. This is what we saw,

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okay. I'm going to leave it. One moment, I'm going to

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say, where this sound should come from,

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that's it. Okay, we're

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repeating the launch of

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the Star 6-51 mink 24 hours ago, which, as you know,

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we saw the launch live, I'm going to

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move forward a little

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more, a little more, we have to advance it

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carefully because because sometimes the We

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focus on the

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current one, as you can see, there are 18 minutes left

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for today's launch, 19 minutes for

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today's launch. We saw this part. If not, if

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you remember,

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remember that it was the first stage

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1077 that flew by DEA. I'm

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a little

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afraid that the

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player is going to hang, okay, it's here, well,

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more, I'm going to

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move forward now, Cara, we'll get closer to the

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separation of the two stages that I remember

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that we saw this too,

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he says, we didn't see

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[Music] as

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much

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as before and now. We are going to see it

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repeated eh landing very very beautiful eh

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eh with very

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good with very good

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quality Ok up to here I think we saw

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not as always the images of the

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second stage much

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clearer er on I think we saw

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until the image was seen from the

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top from the from the rillas

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let's say there and when they began to

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unfold here it was hung no yes no people

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if I remember

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correctly greeting Margarita that you already

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needed to see these

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launches Well I think that around here

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eh yes not before these images already It

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crashed, the

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separation of the two Halves of the

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cowl was not completely seen, the choice of the two Halves of

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the cowl was chosen, but you have seen one of the

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Halves falling, let's say eh,

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from the nozzle of the second stage, we

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no longer

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saw all of this very very clear images in addition to

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the launch of an oven like the one we are going to

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see below that theoretically

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should be a Clone of This one is a little

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later on the east coast also of

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the United States The east one that we are

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seeing was 24 hours ago It was from the

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platform c 39a of the Kennedy Space

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Center and the one we are going to see today is from the

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platform sl c40 of Cape Canaveral, which

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are both quite close, the two

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platforms, one is managed,

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let's say a civil platform, eh, and the other is

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military. from Cape Can Veral the one from

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today's launch which we are going to see

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next and

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23 satellites are also going to be launched like in this Mission

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and and It should be a Clone of this mission

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Here we see how it goes I'm going to advance

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a

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little bit not

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much there

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We are and I think I think I have seen No,

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I have not seen it in its entirety but it seemed to me

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that we have almost practically lost

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communication with the first stage so we are

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going to see good good

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images

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Ah, Margarita was away for a few days,

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a few long days away from the networks have

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been there disconnected from the world of the

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networks Well, welcome again

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Ariel,

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greetings, thank you for playing the replay,

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we are left with the

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desire from San Vicente Buenos

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Aires, well, the

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re-entry switch on,

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there we were able to see it live and not just

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us, eh, it wasn't a thing. neither mine nor nor

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even from Spain. So it seems

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that somewhere it could be

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seen but really it must have been something from

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the servers of X not from

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Twitter Cristina you have arrived You have not

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arrived late You have not arrived well or Do

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n't worry, we are seeing the

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repeat of the launch from 24

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hours ago. Look, if the re-entry ignition

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has already been successfully carried out by the first

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stage B 1077 on its 12th flight

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and I think the connection was hardly lost

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normally at this time.

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the connection with the

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first stage is usually lost with the second either.

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We are losing the connection. Hey, good

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daytime images. How beautiful. They are the

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images of the

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earth and there is the. Oh yes, it is lost

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a little bit, but very little. eh.

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Well, a little bit, a little while.

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The connection

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with the first stage has been lost. I believe that now it

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is recovered and I believe that it will no longer be

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lost again. Now the speed of

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sound drops in the first

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stage and while the second Well, it continues,

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it continues there, accelerating more than 20,000 km

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perh

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eh it goes. Already maneuvering only 5 km high,

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crossing the

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low clouds and soon the ignition of

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landing and the barge should be seen, in

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this case it was the

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barge jrti Just R

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instructions with which I'll leave you I'll

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leave you I'll leave you here the question if

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this was the barge Just read the

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instructions look at the

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spectacular landing notice it seems like they

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put it in a model with one

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hand they put it eh I'm going to do it I'm going

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to play the replay of the landing

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because it's the precision of this

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landing is beastly, I

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mean I'm going to play it again

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Thank you very much Ignacio Ferrola for those 25

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months now as a weirdo Greetings from

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Argentina Ignacio Ferrola

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the the the

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membership donor we already have starling available

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with speeds up to 300 mbit I already saw it,

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it was and more there in Argentina with

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your new

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president Well that's the question I

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was asking you if this is the

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jrti barge what is going to be

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today's launch barge fixed how it lands

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but with what

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beastly softness a madness

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eh a

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madness what precision

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gentlemen what precision Well then there

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well we see how the

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second

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stage reaches orbit well And that was the launch

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from eh 24 hours ago I'll take this off now

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here eh this out too don't be careful about

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this no, how do we get this out of the way?

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Here I have something prepared to

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show you

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later okay

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okay Well let's move on to the launch how much is

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good 10 minutes left we are

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on time what I told you eh new

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launch

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eh 24 a little more 25 hours after this

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launch that we have What we have seen in

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this case is the Starling

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6-52 mission, in which

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23 more satellites of the

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Starlink constellation are going to be put into orbit, a real

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crazy one and more than 6,000 satellites, in

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fact, more than 6,200 Starlink satellites launched

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from the which already more than 5800

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are in orbit working

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operational 5200 good working 5 more

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than

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5700 So it is increasing man

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Alejo Well yes yes yes Ignacio not a

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city fabrio No fabrio well Alejo yes he

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is the donor of members who returns

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to the

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load and five members who who who

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got a man got a namesake

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man to Flor also César has

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taken the membership thanks to Alejo

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Ramiro tellez also Mario Flores

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mitoco has taken the membership

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thanks to far Ignacio ferrusola Look

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Ignacio ferrusola this how do I know how do I know

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if he was a member How is this going Ah no

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because he wrote okay

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okay flower yes he has taken

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Alejo's gift and Tito fs too

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Thank you very much Alejo How great Alejo that he is

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losing his mind yes flower flower with

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membership Look how strange to see you there with

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green greetings Lautaro also Martín

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Suárez LoL Lolita Well what we said

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the mission Look right now space they are

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reviewing those That first stage the B

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1080 that is going to be the protagonist of

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today's flight a first stage that It

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flies for the seventh time and has

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two manned missions behind it. No more,

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no less, as you can see, it premiered in May

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2023, that is, practically,

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almost exactly a month ago, we are not at

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19. Well, at 19, here in Spain, well,

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April, yes. April May no not not even

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a month ago 11 months ago with the

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action space ax2 mission the manned mission the

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international tourist space station

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in quotes then the

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launch of the

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euclid space telescope for that in July

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2023 as you can

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see I'm already waiting So that they are

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placing, remember the B 1080, a

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fairly modern first stage, in fact

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it is the fourth most modern and of the ones that

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have the fewest flights with the least flights, it is

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in the b 1083 and the b 1082 with with three and

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two

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respectively And then as you already see a

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starling mission the starling 6 gu

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11 This was last year still in

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August in October another starling mission

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the 6-24

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and then a second manned mission the

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ax3 this already In January of this year on

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January 18 of this year and The last mission is

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a resupply mission to the

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international space station, the CRS

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30, that is, a first stage. For

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now, well, well, it still takes more

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commercial missions, let's say that

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Starlink eh 4 to do with this one it will be 4 to TR

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because this is a starlink mission the sk

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script 52 uh in which

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obviously

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eh 23 satellites are going to be put into orbit as I say to layer

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6 in this case of the new one of the

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new layers of generation 2 that you already

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know are mainly being

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put in orbit three three layers in

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which each of these layers will

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have 3360 satellites distributed in

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28

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orbital planes with 120 satellites each, that is,

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crazy, the inclination of

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this launch today and that of

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yesterday was 43 gr and the satellites

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will end up being located at about 560 km

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high man Gilberto there is the

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Filipino package that Gilberto gave me

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do d Thank you very much Gilberto

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We already have it here again Gilberto By

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the way broadcast you already know in

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4k I don't know what They are putting here

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a kind of drone that seems to be

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flying around the

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area with 6 minutes to launch, so

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the SP6 live must be ready.

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Look, it's starting to come to life, so

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if you give me a

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moment, I'm going to

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prepare it to have it.

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That's perfect, that looks like a drone, it's not

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flying around Cape

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Canaveral, you already know that the launch

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was carried out from the SLC 40 platform in

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Cabo C, the one with the four for lightning, and

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now there is an integration tower

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too,

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eh, and the and you told me the barge

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on which it is going to land I don't know if I

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missed it or

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what There is Alejo supporting the channel

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Thank you very much Alejo eh I'm reviewing

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Let's see oisly no Martín Suárez lautaro

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good try but no it's not o

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cisli so the only thing left is that

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oisly, if you remember, is on the

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west coast, it is displaced to the east

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west coast and this launch is from the

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east coast of the United States. So

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the barge is going to be the barge

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associated with a shortfall of gravitas By

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the way, on the asoc barge, eh Oh, we already

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have the

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spex moment live here. One moment, please, what are we going to

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put here? There are

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live images of the sunset in the area.

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eh. By the way, on the asoc barge, there

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has been no failure, no

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landing. eh failed all the

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landings on the asoc barge have been

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successful in fact there have been 65 with this

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66 landings on that barge all

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successful So Hey eh it seems that

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things are going to continue like this

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eh this is going to be the successful landing

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If there are

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299 in history in total, of

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which consecutive without failure 225

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launch number 40 of this year 40 already

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eh 40 orbital launches 41 counting

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the one of the i3 mission but launches of

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falcon 9 40 and all the launches of

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falcon 9 of this year they have been reused falcon 9 It

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hasn't been released yet

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if I remember correctly If my memory serves me right

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this year no uh no

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new first stage in fact the first one

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let me look at it here because the

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most modern first stage

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Ha

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ah no yes yes Yes, they have been released,

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two have been released, yes, yes, yes, yes,

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this year, two first

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stages of the 40 have been released, two of them see 1082 and see

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1083, of course, the Crew 8 mission

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indeed And a Starling mission, which

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is one of the few missions one of the

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few first stages that has been

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released with a starling launch eh There

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are already some but but yes you see it 1082 you

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see it 1083

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well as you can see 3 minutes until the

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launch

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eh I don't know if I wanted to tell you anything

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else that is The two

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Halves of the cap have escaped, obviously they are going to

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try to recover

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the support ship, I don't know which one it is, I do

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n't know if it's Bob or

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Doc But well, in one of the two

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support ships that you remember that the

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other day we saw how they

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fished from the sea well there are 3 minutes left I'm

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almost going to go through the full screen

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I think if you think so there we are

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full screen I'm going to put you here in the

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chat even if they are small for the moment

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and now let it be here man Regards

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yamila yamila Mel always achieving a

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record spacex Well yes from record to

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record well 40 launches in 4 months

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well cu there are 19 months here in Spain

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April 18 19th there is still an average of

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10 launches per month or that would be

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120 launches if not They will release more this

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month but obviously this month they are still going to

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release some more releases so

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let's see I'm not going to upload the audio I

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'm going to upload the audio of the spacex live as well

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so that we don't miss

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anything Greetings crazy betas how are you

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Franco Castillo

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was also not in Argentina because

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then it was the president who

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went somewhere, not because Well,

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what is clear is that they met,

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not the milei, not the Argentine president

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with himself. Comments Alejo about the samples,

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then we will also comment on it, let's see. Yes, I

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remember that NASA has requested

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proposals to bring MTE samples

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more cheaply than what was being

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proposed so far,

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but hey, one minute until

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launch, let's concentrate on watching the

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sunset in the area. We can

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also see

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beautiful images of the B 1080, you already know the first

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stage, a fairly modern first stage that

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flies for the seventh time and with two

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manned missions behind it, the x2 and the

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from the ift 4

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still Martín Suárez

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eh Beyond that it should be eh the

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first half of next month

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Well I'm going to remove there

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disabling ads so that you don't

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miss any ads here in the

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middle Just in time Albert welcome t

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minus 10 n 8 7 6 5 4 3 two

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One full Power and lift off go falcon go

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Sterling

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a m1d chamber pressures are

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nominal vehicle pitching Down

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well They are returning to the

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routine of launching on time that lately they

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had a streak of delays that

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you can't see attention to the

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engines will soon fly staris

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29 it is noise it seems like a

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nominal plane as you can

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hear [Music] and one minute already and about to pass the

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speed of sound right now and Shortly

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after overcoming the Sound Barrier it

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passes through the point of

00:27:46

maximum maxq

00:27:48

aerodynamic pressure greeting youf that

00:27:51

joins a new launch the

00:27:54

40th launch of this year of the

00:27:56

falcon 9 if we content the the if3 of the

00:28:01

starship and the number nu that I have not

00:28:03

said of this month nine launches already

00:28:05

in April eh in 19 days that is, more than one,

00:28:10

not one, one in two, we are already 18, one in

00:28:14

two days this month, that's

00:28:18

nothing

00:28:21

crazy, well, the

00:28:23

exhaust gases from the engines are widening,

00:28:26

obviously at 28 km high, the

00:28:28

density of the atmosphere is very low and

00:28:31

The gases begin to

00:28:35

widen

00:28:36

and in a few seconds, about 20 or 30

00:28:40

seconds, the shutdown of

00:28:42

those nine

00:28:44

Merlin engines will occur, which runs on

00:28:45

kerosene and

00:28:49

liquid oxygen, a super reliable engine, as has

00:28:53

clearly been

00:28:56

demonstrated and is quite simple. in

00:28:59

general thought Well, precisely for

00:29:02

that, so that it is reliable and

00:29:05

cheap, there is Star

00:29:08

29 commenting correctly that

00:29:11

the separation of the two stages is coming, there

00:29:13

we have the shutdown of the nu

00:29:15

engines, the separation we have images

00:29:18

of the second stage on the right There it

00:29:20

is and now the

00:29:23

ignition we see on the left the

00:29:25

second stage from behind let's say

00:29:28

from the top of the

00:29:30

first

00:29:32

stage yesterday it crashed here so it

00:29:35

seems that today is going better so

00:29:38

let's cross our fingers it seems that today is going

00:29:41

going It

00:29:44

is better an impression or it seems that

00:29:47

now they arrive faster aita they do not arrive

00:29:49

the same eh there is the separation of the

00:29:52

two Halves of the cap very good good

00:29:54

images this time perfect

00:29:59

perfect there you see one of the two Halves

00:30:01

Like or I was going to say how it falls but Of course

00:30:05

it is, let's say the perspective from the

00:30:08

second stage that continues accelerating,

00:30:09

so it seems to be falling but it

00:30:11

is not really falling because it continues

00:30:13

in parabolic flight just like the

00:30:15

first stage. In other words, it would continue to

00:30:17

ascend. Although it seems that the one that that

00:30:20

half of the cap goes downwards

00:30:22

What happens is that the camera of the

00:30:24

second stage goes towards moving away quickly

00:30:28

no so that's why it seems to go

00:30:29

backwards but the one who goes forward

00:30:31

is the one who has the camera in this case I do

00:30:33

n't know if I have explained but come on it is

00:30:35

understood

00:30:36

the little mouse is not missing Well

00:30:39

the little mouse will come out it usually comes out a little

00:30:42

later with when that

00:30:46

ice ice of

00:30:51

oxygen condenses see the flashes of the

00:30:54

rcs thrusters of the the first of the first stage

00:30:56

that changes the orientation

00:31:00

of the vehicle to position it

00:31:01

correctly for

00:31:03

atmospheric reentry now its

00:31:06

apogee has arrived as you see and now it is already going down

00:31:09

the first stage is already falling

00:31:12

What happened to the car that they

00:31:15

launched question Christopher

00:31:17

Christopher Z zr1 Well the the tesla of The

00:31:23

Tesla Roster of Elon Mask that was launched

00:31:25

with the first Falcon Heavy Mission

00:31:27

is orbiting the Sun in an orbit that

00:31:30

has an

00:31:32

approximate apogee at the distance of the

00:31:35

orbit of Mars and a perigee, say a

00:31:38

point closer to the Sun and the orbit of Mars.

00:31:41

the earth So it's going around

00:31:43

in fact there was a website out there that

00:31:47

you can follow at all times

00:31:49

Where where is the car so it

00:31:52

can be monitored in real time if

00:31:54

not if not that website has gone down

00:31:58

I can also look at it to see if I

00:32:01

look at it

00:32:06

eh tesla

00:32:13

roadster elon Mask

00:32:16

eh

00:32:21

space where is raster there is one that still

00:32:24

works

00:32:26

eh J Toa works and I think it is

00:32:29

updated I

00:32:31

think it is called weris

00:32:35

roaster

00:32:38

comom And it still seems to be

00:32:41

working

00:32:43

and and For example, now it says that

00:32:46

it is 384 million kilometers from

00:32:52

Mars, eh, 155 million km from the Sun and

00:32:59

eh, 88 million kilometers from

00:33:03

Earth. I'll write it down here and I'll put it

00:33:06

in the chat. Let's see if I'm capable. I don't know if it'll

00:33:09

let me. write here to see if it will let me

00:33:13

write there the sense of

00:33:23

re-entry

00:33:25

produced is good Here looking at the tesla raster

00:33:28

if anyone is interested Where is it there

00:33:30

you have the

00:33:32

link the connection has been lost it is

00:33:35

supposed to be a matter of a few

00:33:37

seconds with the first stage and

00:33:39

We will recover it again

00:33:44

shortly, very interesting, the page that

00:33:48

we have images again,

00:33:50

the telemetry comes and goes, it jumps, we

00:33:58

will also see if we recover those

00:34:01

images that are already less than 10

00:34:03

km away, see yes, more has been lost, now it has

00:34:06

returned. lowered Already the speed of

00:34:09

sound is having a hard time maintaining the

00:34:11

connection today more than normal

00:34:14

now It seems like it's

00:34:15

going

00:34:18

well, it's costing more uh than in the

00:34:21

launch 24 hours ago I don't know what it

00:34:25

must be due to,

00:34:29

even the telemetry It hasn't arrived

00:34:32

the first stage looked good I don't know I don't think

00:34:37

anything happened if we have the landing turned on

00:34:40

but we don't see

00:34:41

images What a

00:34:44

shame we should see images of the

00:34:47

barge

00:34:48

now the landing gear is deployed but

00:34:52

we don't see it last

00:34:56

[Music]

00:34:58

Many thank you for that gift of a

00:35:01

membership to Christopher precisely

00:35:05

zr1 wow just we have seen when he

00:35:09

was already on the boat

00:35:11

and images we have not seen anything we have

00:35:14

seen him alone on the boat But well tied

00:35:17

correctly So Christopher you

00:35:21

can now thank Nicolá

00:35:23

na Justo who is the one who asked about

00:35:26

the tesla Roster Well look he has taken

00:35:28

a membership courtesy of

00:35:30

Nicolás

00:35:32

So Christopher What else do you want question

00:35:35

answered link and on top of that membership

00:35:38

courtesy of

00:35:40

Nicolás well

00:35:43

the second stage has entered into orbit So it seems

00:35:45

that

00:35:48

em mission well mission mission until I do

00:35:52

n't

00:35:53

know until

00:35:55

the satellites are released it cannot be

00:35:58

given

00:36:02

[Music]

00:36:05

because the mission cannot be given as

00:36:07

successfully completed But well well

00:36:10

little things that I wanted to show you to

00:36:12

finish the before finishing the the

00:36:14

today's streaming with a new success a

00:36:16

new

00:36:18

successful launch a little of the of the record eh

00:36:21

what I wanted to show you today and

00:36:27

eh You already know that I am interested not

00:36:29

only in space exploration Well, before

00:36:32

commenting quickly on what we have

00:36:34

mentioned before

00:36:37

that NASA has

00:36:41

called on the industry to

00:36:44

send proposals for a

00:36:47

more realistic or, let's say, cheaper and

00:36:52

faster mission to bring back samples from the

00:36:56

red planet that you already know that there is a

00:36:57

mission underway the msr Mars sample

00:37:02

return

00:37:03

and and it seems that this mission is on

00:37:06

pause and now NASA wants to redefine

00:37:11

the starship could enter into all

00:37:14

that and at most it has not taken long to

00:37:19

say that they could carry out a

00:37:22

sample return mission with the

00:37:23

starship in 5 years so I suppose it will be

00:37:28

quite likely that at

00:37:31

least spacex will

00:37:33

make a proposal to NASA to

00:37:37

use the

00:37:38

starship to carry out this mission which is

00:37:41

supposed to be much cheaper than I

00:37:43

think I have seen around 11 billion

00:37:45

dollars that What the previous architecture was going to cost,

00:37:49

we'll see how everything progresses,

00:37:53

but hey, we could see how the

00:37:55

starship has another other order from there,

00:37:57

not only to take astronauts to the moon with

00:38:00

the munip or whatever it's called, but to bring

00:38:03

samples from the red planet, so well, that's

00:38:05

it. We will see

00:38:08

No man Óscar Fabricio hman also

00:38:11

here a

00:38:12

greeting I was late but I left a

00:38:18

gift of course Fabricio always

00:38:22

giving everything César de la Torre how are you

00:38:25

Óscar and Ed officer who is also

00:38:28

here I think that the v2 of the starship

00:38:31

would enter service in at some point

00:38:33

2025 2026 the starship v3 which would be in

00:38:36

2027 2028 I think that before eh I

00:38:40

think that before we are in 2024 and

00:38:43

by 2028 there are 4 years left mm at the rate at

00:38:47

which the rate at which they are advancing which

00:38:50

also is not going to be constant is not going to be

00:38:52

linear they always move faster and

00:38:54

faster I think it is going to

00:38:58

go faster no good And the other thing

00:39:00

that I wanted to show you someone continues if

00:39:03

you already know that I like to

00:39:04

continue I am a computer scientist by profession and

00:39:07

I like everything that is science,

00:39:09

technology and I really like

00:39:11

artificial intelligence and robotics.

00:39:14

You know that at some point we have

00:39:16

seen the videos here, the videos of

00:39:18

Boston dynamics and the robots of Boston

00:39:21

dynamics and I have prepared here because

00:39:25

The other day the mu troll eh came

00:39:28

to

00:39:30

say they came to say that

00:39:33

eh with which people got a

00:39:36

little scared that they were abandoning the the the the aldas

00:39:42

the aldas robot that in case anyone doesn't

00:39:45

remember, let's

00:39:49

see I

00:39:52

'll put it in case Someone doesn't remember it, it's

00:39:56

this robot

00:40:03

here by the way this video is not in 4k

00:40:06

but the

00:40:07

next one this one is not in 4k but the

00:40:10

next one is and I will put it in 4k

00:40:12

next I don't know if you remember this robot

00:40:15

well this robot the actuators and those

00:40:18

are all

00:40:20

hydraulic and and it's tremendous but I'm

00:40:25

going to download this because

00:40:27

then the music is copyrighted and it always

00:40:29

knocks me down in the video I do

00:40:43

n't know if I remember all of these are

00:40:46

videos that you can find on the

00:40:48

Boston dynamics channel on

00:40:50

YouTube well some of them are not some of them are

00:40:53

just for this

00:40:58

beastly video eh wow How did his leg burst

00:41:02

there

00:41:07

eh crazy eh I mean I can't do that I

00:41:16

mean

00:41:18

Hey but it has super

00:41:21

real movements eh

00:41:27

God what a

00:41:31

gore Well they have discontinued this model

00:41:36

well

00:41:38

[Laughs]

00:41:43

here you

00:41:50

have it down the hill

00:41:59

What mechanism does it have when it falls and that

00:42:00

when it notices that it loses

00:42:02

the Ah yes, it had not run out of

00:42:06

milk yet

00:42:08

Ah well because now now it does Now

00:42:10

they put

00:42:12

some what a tray they have given to the robot eh

00:42:16

the robot made

00:42:19

Pumbaa is very funny

00:42:23

eh

00:42:26

impressive How It moves Eh well

00:42:29

well I'll tell you what

00:42:30

I'm going to tell you now after some of you have already seen it

00:42:34

Aamir seems friendlier than Optimus

00:42:36

Well now you will see what the successor is The

00:42:38

second generation of the Atlas robot

00:42:41

already has electric actuators

00:42:46

and it doesn't look alike almost nothing eh

00:42:50

this this Atlas the first Atlas

00:42:53

how incredible eh what

00:42:55

they got it to do but it already

00:42:56

has a successor and we are going to see it now and it

00:42:58

is also in 4k the video we are going to

00:42:59

see it in

00:43:01

4k and about Optimus says Ramiro What's the question?

00:43:04

Any new news about Optimus? I don't

00:43:07

have any new news. I don't follow him

00:43:11

so closely and well, this is

00:43:15

like the farewell, not to Atlas, but

00:43:18

we're going to see his

00:43:20

successor. Very short video, I'm going to put it

00:43:24

here in 4k.

00:43:34

okay

00:43:36

here Well, I'm going to take this one

00:43:40

from the chat here to see so that

00:43:42

you can see it well here you have the the the

00:43:46

successor the second generation Atlas

00:43:49

as you can see it doesn't look anything like the current one

00:43:53

and now you're going to see a nothing eh A minute

00:43:57

nothing no good 40 seconds no

00:43:59

good madness

00:44:04

eh it's very very very

00:44:09

creepy beastly eh As you can see the

00:44:14

actuators that are all

00:44:16

electric much more degrees of freedom the

00:44:20

head rotates the body rotates

00:44:26

rotating madness eh let's put it

00:44:34

again beastly eh How do you

00:44:40

get up what bad vibes says César de la

00:44:43

Torre how are you Jorge pital

00:44:50

welcome Yes yes today we laugh and I don't know

00:44:54

if we will have to wear like

00:44:55

Margarita says in the future but it's a

00:44:58

little scary

00:45:00

eh beastly eh what do you

00:45:02

think good that will be our

00:45:05

companions in a future, not those who

00:45:07

will theoretically do our housework,

00:45:09

those who will help us with shopping and

00:45:11

things like that, no, Jorge says, imagine those

00:45:14

robots armed and shooting at

00:45:16

humans. Yes, yes, that is the other side of

00:45:20

the coin, no, he

00:45:23

says, Well, people like that. You see here They are still

00:45:26

working on the launch platform

00:45:28

both on the quick disconnect arm

00:45:30

of the Booster

00:45:40

and on the quick disconnect arm

00:45:42

of

00:45:43

the Booster.

00:45:46

starship recently there were people here

00:45:48

uploaded now I see that no and and nothing

00:45:52

waiting for there to be news that

00:45:55

clarifies us a little or that narrows us down more

00:45:58

closely to the specific day the

00:46:02

specific moment in which we see that that fourth

00:46:04

flight of the stash ft4 no so

00:46:08

good people Hey we'll leave it here Here it is

00:46:11

1 in the morning and tomorrow it's

00:46:13

still time to work so it's time to

00:46:15

rest and well greetings to all

00:46:19

Cristina Ramiro Jorge Loli Lolita José

00:46:22

Tomás joret starship 29 ferp 1 César de

00:46:27

la

00:46:28

Torre Margarita greetings everyone and nothing

00:46:32

see you here a hug people see you later

00:46:43

[Music]

00:46:50

[Applause]

00:46:54

[Music]

00:47:08

[Music]

00:47:15

[Applause]

00:47:20

[Music]

00:47:25

bu ah

00:47:34

[Music]

00:47:41

[Applause]

00:47:46

[Music]

00:47:59

[Music]

00:48:06

[Applause]

00:48:10

and

00:48:15

[ Music]

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