Two F-22 Raptors flew over Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Space Force Station today, on their way to this weekend's air show in Sanford.

📸 - Chris Bergin - NSF

LAUNCH! Falcon 9 B1077 launches for a 12th time with the Starlink 6-51 from 39A.

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SpaceX LR11K moves to scrap vertical tanks.

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Check out the latest episode of 'Two Funny Astronauts' with our special guest Scott Kelly Did you know he's a member of the Circumnavigators' Club? Check out the clip below. Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts or watch it here youtube.com/watch?v=s7Oyt4…

Strong 'where we droppin'' vibes here 😅

Sometimes you just have to take a little dance break in the middle of a work day, after finishing a task.
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Work continues on the Starfactory!

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Covering the interesting updates at the recent Elon Musk Starbase all-hands and how more questions were raised as a result.

Hosted by Adrian Beil (@BCCarcounters).

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Only at the space port that never sleeps.

Earlier this morning, The Boeing Company’s Starliner spacecraft was rolled out of the Commercial Crew and Cargo Processing Facility at the Kennedy Space Center to begin its journey to SLC-41.

CFT astronauts Suni Williams and Barry Wilmore were on…

Soot inspection 🔬 Close up look at the first SpaceX Falcon 9 booster to complete 20 flights - via nsf.live/spacecoast

Lord of Soot: 1/4

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 first stage booster, B1062.20, has returned to Port Canaveral aboard A Shortfall of Gravitas following the Starlink 6-49 mission last Friday night.

B1062 is the first Falcon 9 booster to successfully fly *20* times. Remarkable.

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The first Falcon booster (1062) to have flown 20 times has returned to Port Canaveral.

A number of clips of its arrival via the NSF cams:

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The first SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket booster to fly to space 20 times and return safely - B1062 - has entered entered Port Canaveral. Tug Signet Titan III has the tow. Welcome home, new Flight Leader! 👍🏻🚀⛴️🥳

Watch live via NSF’s streaming coverage:

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Starbase Update with Jack Beyer (Jack Beyer), covering the construction of new facilities at the SpaceX Production Site and the upgrades to the Mechazilla Chopsticks.

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Really cool 'From Hop to Orbit' vid from Nick Henning - great to show how far they've come from the hops and pops!

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Join Elysia Segal (Elysia Segal) for the latest spaceflight news, from launches to big engines:

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SpaceX never sleeps. Only 5 hrs after lowering FH side B1072, at 1am they raised its mission buddy B1086, another FH side for GOES-U launch NET June 25. Both booster's will return to LZ1 & 2 while B1087 will be expended. nsf.live/mcgregor

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It looks like the chopsticks are getting upgraded—this large actuator has been lifted for installation. Maybe this is in preparation for the potential catch on IFT-5?

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Can we move Container Cam?
No.
Container Cam might have a good view of...
No.
Maybe just for a minute we could PTZ Container...
NO.

Almost 9 months of *not* moving a cam, 1 frame every 5 minutes... here's the time-lapse of Starbase Mega Bay 2 construction. 👍

Going live on 2 funny astronauts in 20 minutes (12PM ET). youtube.com/watch?v=tHglOr…