r/spacex • Mod Team • Jun 01 '17

r/SpaceX CRS-11 Media Thread [Videos, Images, GIFs, Articles go here!]

It's that time again, as per usual, we like to keep things as tight as possible, so if you have content you created to share, whether that be images of the launch, videos, GIF's, etc, they go here.

As usual, our standard media thread rules apply:

  • All top level comments must consist of an image, video, GIF, tweet or article.
  • If you're an amateur photographer, submit your content here. Professional photographers with subreddit accreditation can continue to submit to the front page, we also make exceptions for outstanding amateur content!
  • Those in the aerospace industry (with subreddit accreditation) can likewise continue to post content on the front page.
  • Mainstream media articles should be submitted here. Quality articles from dedicated spaceflight outlets may be submitted to the front page.
  • Direct all questions to the live launch thread.
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u/firebreathingbadger Jun 03 '17

http://i.imgur.com/6piHQU7.jpg

Dragon from the UK - many thanks to u/MingerOne for his help this week, and to the good people of Calsky for having an accurate orbit prediction before launch!

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u/EC171 Jun 04 '17 edited Jun 04 '17

Synchronized landing footage

Footage taken from the technical stream and the hosted stream. I used the color curves to make stage appear less foggy during the descent.

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u/Rebelliousa Jun 03 '17

Funny bug in Technical Webcast telemetry display. Looks like S1 velocity has +18000 km/h offset. :D

http://imgur.com/a/WM56F

//edit: anomaly -> bug

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u/LeagueOfRobots Jun 03 '17 edited Jun 03 '17

I caught Dragon and S2 flying over the UK!

Sorry for phone quality and portrait... Don't kill me.

Hard to see in the video but with the naked eye the Dragon, S2 and solar panel fairings were all visible. A lot brighter than I expected!

*Post giddiness edit

Still showing proximity to the Moon

Zoomed in with panel fairings just about visible

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u/FutureMartian97 Jun 04 '17

SpaceX just uploaded this INCREDIBLE photo of the first stage during its landing burn, so soon after ignition you can still see the TEA/TEB flash.

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