Here's the latest, on a crisp sunny Fall Sunday -- with daylight saving time ending, making it a very lazy mid-morning:
. . .The Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission is about to get its fourth satellite, with Sentinel-1D now ready for liftoff. Launch will take place with an Ariane 6 rocket from Kourou, French Guiana and live coverage will be shown on Tuesday, 4 November, at 22:02 CET (18:02 at Kourou). . . . [Launch link for Live ESA TV, here.]
Follow the launch live on Tuesday, 4 November 2025 -- all times in CET (with East Coast times, in parens)
21:15 [2:15 PM EST] – Broadcast begins
21:35 [2:35 PM EST] – Streaming from Kourou
21:38 [2:28 PM EST] – Introductions, interviews and mission status updates
22:02 [3:02 PM EST] – Liftoff and live commentary
23:22 [4:22 PM EST] – Acquisition of signal
23:30 [4:30 PM EST] – Press conference
00:15 [5:15 PM EST] – End of press conference and streaming. . . .
Onward -- into some contempt motions -- as early as tomorrow, in federal court here in the City of Big Shoulders. . . grin. [And that's after eight more local Emmy awards, last night -- making 22 of them for a career. Sweet!]
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