Alright, this is the big one (at least until Falcon Heavy flies)! SpaceX will refly the F9-1021 booster, previously flown on the SpaceX CRS-8 mission, with the SES-10 satellite. F9-1021 will also likely again be attempting a landing on Of Course I Still Love You, and it'll be a challenging high velocity entry too. SpaceX has set a NET of March 27, 2017 from Kennedy Space Center's Launch Complex-39A.
[ame="https://twitter.com/NASASpaceflight/status/842482961907892224"]Chris B - NSF on Twitter: "SpaceX has March 27 (Window 1658-2058 Eastern) *Range Approved* for the SES-10 launch on the historic Falcon 9R 1021 (re-)launch! https://t.co/HJRzD7sefh"[/ame]
(F9-1021 landing on Of Course I Still Love You after the CRS-8 mission in April 2016)
[ame="https://twitter.com/NASASpaceflight/status/842482961907892224"]Chris B - NSF on Twitter: "SpaceX has March 27 (Window 1658-2058 Eastern) *Range Approved* for the SES-10 launch on the historic Falcon 9R 1021 (re-)launch! https://t.co/HJRzD7sefh"[/ame]
(F9-1021 landing on Of Course I Still Love You after the CRS-8 mission in April 2016)
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