Or at least some lights. I think I recall someone saying they would be deployed during orbital night, so hopefully they’ll be visible somehow.
Wouldn’t that be 60 Hz without a rectifier, and 120 Hz with one? If the voltage crosses zero twice per cycle, but goes negative only once.
I think this is the correct link for the SpaceX official feed on X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1LyxBnOvzvOxNLooks like it's scheduled to start at 6:56 CDT now that launch is targeting 7:30 AM CDT.
Looks like some sort of fuelling is underway. Or at least chilling lines in the OLM and tower in preparation for filling.
Countdown and Flight Test Timeline (from SpaceX Site)Countdown All times approximate Hr/Min/Sec Event01:15:00 SpaceX Flight Director conducts poll and verifies GO for propellant load00:53:00 Ship LOX (liquid oxygen) load underway00:51:00 Ship fuel (liquid methane) load underway00:42:00 Booster LOX load underway00:41:00 Booster fuel load underway00:19:40 Raptor begins engine chill on booster and ship00:03:30 Booster propellant load complete00:02:50 Ship propellant load complete00:00:30 SpaceX flight director verifies GO for launch00:00:10 Flame deflector activation00:00:03 Raptor ignition sequence begins00:00:00 Excitement guaranteedFlight Test Timeline All times are approximate Hr/Min/Sec Event00:00:02 Liftoff00:00:52 Max Q (moment of peak mechanical stress on the rocket)00:02:42 Booster MECO (most engines cut off)00:02:44 Hot-staging (Starship Raptor ignition and stage separation)00:02:55 Booster boostback burn startup00:03:50 Booster boostback burn shutdown00:06:36 Booster is transonic00:06:46 Booster landing burn startup00:07:04 Booster landing burn shutdown00:08:35 Starship engine cutoff00:11:56 Payload door open00:24:31 Propellant transfer demo00:28:21 Payload door close00:40:46 Raptor in-space relight demo00:49:05 Starship entry01:02:16 Starship is transonic01:03:04 Starship is subsonic01:04:39 An exciting landing!
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