Launch live of Falcon 9 rocket

Launch of SpaceX CRS3 with Falcon 9 Rocket in live streaming (UPDATED)

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AFTER ‪#‎LIFTOFF‬
One minute and 10 seconds after liftoff, ‪#‎Falcon‬ 9 reaches supersonic speed.
The vehicle will pass through the area of maximum ‪#‎aerodynamic‬‪#‎pressure‬—max Q—roughly 13 seconds later. This is the point when mechanical stress on the ‪#‎rocket‬ peaks due to a combination of the rocket’s velocity and resistance created by the Earth’s ‪#‎atmosphere‬.
Approximately 161 seconds into flight, the first-stage engines are shut down, an event known as main-engine cutoff, or ‪#‎MECO‬. At this point, Falcon 9 is 80 kilometers (50 miles) high, traveling at 10 times the speed of sound.
Three seconds after MECO, the first and second stages will separate. One second later, the second stage’s single ‪#‎Merlin‬ vacuum engine ignites to begin a six-minute burn that brings Falcon 9 and ‪#‎Dragon‬ into low-Earth orbit.
Forty seconds after second-stage ignition, Dragon’s protective nose cone, which covers Dragon’s berthing mechanism, will be jettisoned.
Nine minutes and 40 seconds after launch, the second-stage engine cuts off (‪#‎SECO‬).
Thirty-five seconds later, Dragon separates from Falcon 9’s second stage and achieves its preliminary orbit. It then deploys its solar arrays, and begins a carefully choreographed series of ‪#‎Draco‬ thruster firings to reach the space station.
The P-PODs will also be deployed from the second stage following Dragon separation.