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NASASpaceflight 20 Jul 2026 12 here now

SpaceX Launches Falcon 9 with MRV-1

Launch Window: July 21st from 5:15PM to 9:15PM EDT (21:15-01:15 UTC)
Current T0: July 21st at 5:15PM EDT (21:15 UTC)

Mission: Falcon 9 of MRV-1 and MEP 1, 2, 3, and 4 for Northrop Grumman
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RIP B-1069
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nobody here for me:face-purple-crying:
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tell me who listen to me?
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hi everyone
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Wow 😮
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Never gets old! ThanksY'all NSF❤
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Thank you always sharing its mind blowing be proud of yourself Elon ❤
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@Kyanzes From YouTube ↗ 22 Jul 2026 1
LOL at the last minute camera change. Could have switched to the Moon... LOL...
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thats the highest Ive noticed a booster get
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What the hell is in the left corner of the screen
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Más satélites 😮
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Thank you for keeping me in the loop.
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@elonaNK From YouTube ↗ 21 Jul 2026 3
Im sorry but I feel SpaceX is the only one to apologise here. I mean come on! No buoy cam to capture the booster exploding? I thought excitement, although sad too, was guaranteed 😅 thank you NSF for an awesome stream again ❤
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No stage 1 landing?
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@UFOfunky From YouTube ↗ 21 Jul 2026 2
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Hello NSF, its ok about the cameras, as today we mourn B1069
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Apologies about the issues at T-0. We lost our primary camera feed, and the backup is to go to the SpaceX feed for T-0, but that froze too, so that wasn't good. The primary camera normally has help, but we have a lot of gear sent to Starbase for the Starship launch, so a perfect storm. We're working on making sure that doesn't happen again.