@wvmattz
Rocket nerd. SpaceX fanboy. Huge MCU lover. Baseball (Orioles) and hockey (Caps) fan. SBL/SCL operator, socials team, and YT Moderator for @NASASpaceflight.
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A spaceflight post recalls Atlantis launching from LC-39B and deploying Galileo during its five-day STS-34 mission.
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A post says the booster left the production site and was headed to Massey’s for testing.
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A post marking the 2000 launch says Discovery left LC-39A for a nearly 13-day mission to expand the ISS.
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A user says the setup tested vibrations and structural loads an orbiter might experience during launch.
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Space.com lists an 8:15 a.m. EDT liftoff. Spaceflight Now says an FAA launch-license modification cleared the way for Flight 14, with 26 Starlink V3 satellites aboard.
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A September 25 post describes it as the first top-deck deluge test at the Starship launch mount at Florida's LC-39A.