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Here's some footage of the GO America returning to Port Canaveral with something under a blue tarp on the deck. 👀 Clip from JohnCn

Here's some footage of the GO America returning to Port Canaveral with something under a blue tarp on the deck. 👀 Clip from JohnCn

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The Marmac 31 barge, aka “You’ll Thank Me Later,” chartered to SpaceX and set to soon move Starship stages from Starbase to Florida, has reappeared today. Seen passing through Port Canaveral with three large tanks bound for KSC.

The Marmac 31 barge, aka “You’ll Thank Me Later,” chartered to SpaceX and set to soon move Starship stages from Starbase to Florida, has reappeared today. Seen passing through Port Canaveral with three large tanks bound for KSC.

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Longtime followers will be very familiar with the two white gantry cranes in the background of every shot from Port Canaveral. The process to demolish these long-redundant cranes is finally underway! The first piece has just been cut up.

Longtime followers will be very familiar with the two white gantry cranes in the background of every shot from Port Canaveral. The process to demolish these long-redundant cranes is finally underway! The first piece has just been cut up.

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Arrival! The Blue Origin Jacklyn barge returns to Cape Canaveral empty-handed, following the successful first flight of New Glenn. The first stage helped push Blue Ring to orbit but failed to make it down again for a landing attempt. The barge is unscathed with no noted debris, as expected given the failure well before reaching Jacklyn. Views:

Arrival! The Blue Origin Jacklyn barge returns to Cape Canaveral empty-handed, following the successful first flight of New Glenn. The first stage helped push Blue Ring to orbit but failed to make it down again for a landing attempt. The barge is unscathed with no noted debris, as expected given the failure well before reaching Jacklyn. Views:

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NASA's Pegasus Barge has acquired a Starlink dish since I last saw it!

NASA's Pegasus Barge has acquired a Starlink dish since I last saw it!

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Just shy of three months from first cut to final cut —the last major piece of the first gantry crane at Port Canaveral is down. Cut up bit by bit.

Just shy of three months from first cut to final cut —the last major piece of the first gantry crane at Port Canaveral is down. Cut up bit by bit.

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Is SpaceX going to host a special event at Port Canaveral soon (IPO related?) The recovery ship Doug has positioned itself on the south side of the port by the dining area, and I spot lighting rigs and inflatable planets onboard!!

Is SpaceX going to host a special event at Port Canaveral soon (IPO related?) The recovery ship Doug has positioned itself on the south side of the port by the dining area, and I spot lighting rigs and inflatable planets onboard!!

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Crew Dragon Freedom, which brought Butch, Suni, and the rest of Crew-9 home from the ISS, has returned to Cape Canaveral aboard the recovery ship Megan! Views:

Crew Dragon Freedom, which brought Butch, Suni, and the rest of Crew-9 home from the ISS, has returned to Cape Canaveral aboard the recovery ship Megan! Views:

31,602 views • 1 year ago

Falcon 9 and Dragon go vertical at LC-39A as SpaceX prepares for the Crew-6 mission! Thanks to SpaceX for always scheduling these movements around dawn, beautiful transition.😁 Timelapse from the 24/7 stream:

Falcon 9 and Dragon go vertical at LC-39A as SpaceX prepares for the Crew-6 mission! Thanks to SpaceX for always scheduling these movements around dawn, beautiful transition.😁 Timelapse from the 24/7 stream:

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