Starlink 8
Starlink-8 & SkySat 16-18
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Starlink-8 & SkySat 16-18
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Mission name : Starlink-8 & SkySat 16-18
Launch Date UTC : 2020-06-13T01:00:00.000Z
Launch date local : 2020-06-12T21:00:00-04:00
Launch date UNIX : 1592010000
Launch pad : Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Space Launch Complex 40
Rocket : Falcon 9 Block 5
First Stage
Reused? : yes
Landing type : ASDS (Autonomous Spaceport Drone Ship)
Second Stage
Payloads : Starlink 8 and SkySats 16, 17, 18
Type : Satellite
Payload mass : 15400 kg
Orbit : VLEO
Reference system : geocentric
Regime : very-low-earth
Details : This mission will launch the eighth batch of operational Starlink satellites, which are expected to be version 1.0, from SLC-40, Cape Canaveral AFS. It is the ninth Starlink launch overall. The satellites will be delivered to low Earth orbit and will spend a few weeks maneuvering to their operational altitude of 550 km. This mission is expected to include rideshare payloads, SkySats 16-18, on top of the Starlink stack. The booster for this mission is expected to land an ASDS.
Recent Twitter news :
Liftoff! — SpaceX (@SpaceX) June 13, 2020
Successful deployment of 58 Starlink satellites confirmed— SpaceX (@SpaceX) June 13, 2020
Launch timezones
Timezones Europe
Zone
Date
Relative to UTC/GMT
Amsterdam
Jun 13 2020 03:00:00
GMT +02:00
Athens
Jun 13 2020 04:00:00
GMT +03:00
Berlin
Jun 13 2020 03:00:00
GMT +02:00
Bucharest
Jun 13 2020 04:00:00
GMT +03:00
Copenhagen
Jun 13 2020 03:00:00
GMT +02:00
Dublin
Jun 13 2020 02:00:00
GMT +01:00
Helsinki
Jun 13 2020 04:00:00
GMT +03:00
Istanbul
Jun 13 2020 04:00:00
GMT +03:00
Kaliningrad
Jun 13 2020 03:00:00
GMT +02:00
London
Jun 13 2020 02:00:00
GMT +01:00
Madrid
Jun 13 2020 03:00:00
GMT +02:00
Monaco
Jun 13 2020 03:00:00
GMT +02:00
Moscow
Jun 13 2020 04:00:00
GMT +03:00
Oslo
Jun 13 2020 03:00:00
GMT +02:00
Paris
Jun 13 2020 03:00:00
GMT +02:00
Rome
Jun 13 2020 03:00:00
GMT +02:00
Volgograd
Jun 13 2020 05:00:00
GMT +04:00
Timezones Australia
Zone
Date
Relative to UTC/GMT
Sydney
Jun 13 2020 11:00:00
GMT +10:00
Melbourne
Jun 13 2020 11:00:00
GMT +10:00
Timezones Asia
Zone
Date
Relative to UTC/GMT
Baghdad
Jun 13 2020 04:00:00
GMT +03:00
Bangkok
Jun 13 2020 08:00:00
GMT +07:00
Damascus
Jun 13 2020 04:00:00
GMT +03:00
Dubai
Jun 13 2020 05:00:00
GMT +04:00
Gaza
Jun 13 2020 04:00:00
GMT +03:00
Hong Kong
Jun 13 2020 09:00:00
GMT +08:00
Kolkata
Jun 13 2020 06:30:00
GMT +05:30
Kuwait
Jun 13 2020 04:00:00
GMT+03:00
Qatar
Jun 13 2020 04:00:00
GMT +03:00
Seoul
Jun 13 2020 10:00:00
GMT +09:00
Shanghai
Jun 13 2020 09:00:00
GMT +08:00
Singapore
Jun 13 2020 09:00:00
GMT +08:00
Tokyo
Jun 13 2020 10:00:00
GMT +09:00
Vladivostok
Jun 13 2020 11:00:00
GMT +10:00
Timezones America
Zone
Date
Relative to UTC/GMT
Argentina/Buenos Aires
Jun 12 2020 22:00:00
GMT -03:00
Chicago
Jun 12 2020 20:00:00
GMT -05:00
Detroit
Jun 12 2020 21:00:00
GMT -04:00
Glace Bay
Jun 12 2020 22:00:00
GMT -03:00
Los Angeles
Jun 12 2020 18:00:00
GMT -07:00
Mexico City
Jun 12 2020 20:00:00
GMT -05:00
New York
Jun 12 2020 21:00:00
GMT -04:00
Toronto
Jun 12 2020 21:00:00
GMT -04:00
Vancouver
Jun 12 2020 18:00:00
GMT -07:00
Sao Paulo
Jun 12 2020 22:00:00
GMT -03:00
Timezones Africa
Zone
Date
Relative to UTC/GMT
Casablanca
Jun 13 2020 02:00:00
GMT +01:00
Cairo
Jun 13 2020 03:00:00
GMT +02:00
Freetown
Jun 13 2020 01:00:00
GMT +00:00
Johannesburg
Jun 13 2020 03:00:00
GMT +02:00
Lagos
Jun 13 2020 02:00:00
GMT +01:00
Tripoli
Jun 13 2020 03:00:00
GMT +02:00
Tunis
Jun 13 2020 02:00:00
GMT +01:00
Dakar
Jun 13 2020 01:00:00
GMT +00:00
The entiere Telemetry of the launch has been extracted using SpaceXTelemetry (program that i wrote, not open source now)
SXT reads data frame by frame and it uses the Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and sometimes this OCR could give wrong results because it isn't perfect, so some numbers are faked a little, with all the extracted data i started making comparisons and graphs
Predicted calculations predicted calculations done to the launch ( not everytime they are accurate)
Graphs (they are avaible in the API)
Time
Event
T-00:00:00
LIFTOFF THE HOLDOOWN CLAMPS HAVE RELEASED FALCON 9 AND WE HAVE BEGUN OUR FLIGHT
T+00:01:15
MAX Q MAXIMUM DYNAMIC PRESSURE THIS IS THE LARGEST AMOUNT OF AERODYNAMIC STRESS EXERTED ON THE VEHICLE
T+00:02:36
MECO MAIN ENGINE CUTOFF
T+00:02:41
STAGE SEPARATION STAGE 1 HAS SEPARATED FROM STAGE 2
T+00:02:49
SES 1 SECOND ENGINE STARTUP 1
T+00:03:12
FAIRING DEPLOY THE PROTECTIVE NOSECONE AT THE TOP OF THE ROCKET HAS BEEN DEPLOYED
T+00:06:49
STAGE ENTRY STAGE 1 IS STARTING ITS ENTRY BURN SLOWING IT DOWN FOR ENTRY INTO THE ATMOSPHERE
T+00:08:24
STAGE LANDING STAGE HAS BEGUN ITS LANDING BURN SLOWING IT FOR TOUCHDOWN AT SEA
T+00:08:59
SECO 1 SECONO ENGINE CUTOFF
The API is published in SpaceXTelemetry-API
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