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FYI Just watched the SpaceX Dragon launch!
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Lots of Starlink launches lately. A Falcon9 will launch from Vandenberg tomorrow. We're just a few minutes away so we'll watch it. I always marvel when the main engine returns back onto the pad. A healthy sonic boom when it re-enters then a "slow down" burn make it the most exciting part of the launch IMHO. Tomorrow's launch is a NRO payload so it's "hush hush".
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