Watch live as SpaceX test fires a Falcon 9 ahead of space station crew launch

Watch live SpaceX test fires a Falcon 9 rocket at pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center. The firing will last less than 10 seconds.

The rocket will carry the Crew 4 astronauts to the International Space Station. Liftoff is currently scheduled for Saturday.

[iospace]

stram started- 39:48
ignition- 46:32
cut off- 46:44؟؟؟

[GreatTutorialChannel]

Each time a crew mission with Falcon goes up, the USA citizens save around $5 per living citizen compared to other Nasa constructs.

[bobdaeronort]

Can some one show this to Boeing so they can see how pros do this?

[lilysceeliljeaniemoonlight]

So want to run up quietly behind that lone avid SpaceX/launch groupie and shout "blast off" give that person a most endearing Space groupie Patch!¡!¡! Sorta wish I'm there on a bouncy castle yelling the countdown as the engines ignite. Wait I thought that this was a test flight?;?Wait. That's the description itinerary. You've all got it wrong. It's a supposed test flight that's been hijacked and cosmetically doctored a "static fire" stupid, boring without a capital B boring old static fire. Why not just unchain the beast and let the feathers 💸!¡?¿!😂
🤔 Hmmm?! Goes to show the money to burn, without a reason. We all can admit to say static fires are just wasted flying fuel. This rocket has being static fired almost to point of being socially fired from flight. When's this thing going to go to zoooom, Musk-e-teer. Or third stooge!?! With staunch lil' ol' crafty designs that have bugger all time to shine I'd say all three musketeers in one and a Falcon 9 Musk-e-teer ME!¡!¡!