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Launch is only a few gees. Cars withstand far higher acceleration during crashes.

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MISSION SUCCESS! Webcast finished.

10th!

8th satellite deployed! Finally beat me to it, @Nightfury It looks like a wheel of sliced cheese. 9th satellite! Beautiful sunrise.

7th sat deployed Where's the fairing catching?

I had no idea those things right in front of the camera were also sats!

I can still see the 4th fading away. 6th deployed

The 3rd sat was deployed during LOS 5th has deployed, no footage though

Telemetry reaquired 4th sat deployed. Its in full sunlight, so very bright.

LOS, don't worry, its predicted

1st satellite separated. 2nd satellite deployed

igntion! oribt insertion! launch success!

stream is back. ignition in 1 minutes ullage motors firing

Passing over antartica

Do they use ullage motors to deal with that? How do they deal with that?

Inside the tank? They've done that before.

Second stage cutoff. Are there cameras on the fairing? They didn't mention fairings at all in the stream.

Success!

I use the launch vehicle, a vertical bar, (|) and then the payload. I name the rocket based on what real world rocket it most resembles, followed by the number of engines, followed by 5b(5 boosters) or 5l(5 liquid rocket boosters) or 5a(5 asparagus liquid boosters)

So there's this fun, really old, but free game called Noctis 4. Its technically multiplayer, because the game sends the new names of discovered objects to everyone, but there is no interaction, as there are 100,00 procedural stars and probably only 10 players. It also procedurally generates unique life on these planets. Its like nomans sky, but without the hype and the price tag. The only caveat is the graphics- which are slightly low resolution

Where can I stream the H-IIA? I want to watch both at once.

For anyone wondering:

I meant a space based centrifuge. There's no point in studying human reaction to microgravity for a decade if you can just spin up a ship.