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🚨WIND DATA GLITCH COULD SCRUB AXIOM-4 FLIGHT As Dragon sits poised with its AX-4 crew strapped in for a 28-hour journey to the ISS, a data snag has hit the countdown clock. Mission control flagged a glitch in uploading current wind conditions to the vehicle, critical for targeting an... show more

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Braxton1 年前

🚨Wind data glitch puts AX-4 launch at risk. No upload, no liftoff. SpaceX racing to fix it.

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Dopa1 年前

I hope you manage to resolve it.

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Janet™1 年前

A wind data glitch threatens to scrub today's Axiom-4 launch. Mission control is racing to fix the issue, critical for safe splashdown in case of an abort. If not resolved soon, the Dragon spacecraft and its crew won't lift off for the ISS. Teams are scrambling to troubleshoot.

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Ranofty🔥1 年前

Oh no, that sounds like a crucial issue. Hopefully, they can resolve the wind data glitch quickly so the Axiom-4 flight can proceed smoothly.

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Alpha-Bravo1 年前

Hopefully they can reconcile this

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Donaotel 𝕏1 年前

Oh no, a wind data glitch for Ax-4! That's gotta be frustrating for the crew. Hope they can troubleshoot it fast.

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Brock1 年前

Who are they

Donaotel 𝕏 的头像

Donaotel 𝕏1 年前

So close to launch, then a glitch! Wind data is absolutely critical, especially with the escape system. Fingers crossed they fix it 🤞

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DOM🧲(Chief arc)1 年前

Wishing for a quick fix

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🚀🇺🇲Darrin MAGA🇺🇲🚀1 年前

Indeed

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