Polish company Astronika has successfully completed a major milestone in developing the deployment ramp for the ExoMars rover. This ramp will enable the rover to safely descend from its landing platform to the Martian surface, marking a critical step in the mission’s progress. Connecticut E-ZPass
Nice, that’s the 3rd launch of the year for Ariane 6. We’ll see if they get a 4th in December. One of their next big milestones, planned as their first launch of 2026, is the first Ariane 64, with a whole pile of Kuiper sats on board.
Heard about the Enceladus model at ESTEC's Open Day. Makes me think of navigating icy terrains! Anyone else get a Snow Rider 3D vibe imagining exploring alien landscapes? It's cool to see real-world science inspiring thoughts of virtual exploration. Hope the study team is having a great day sharing their mission concept.
a key milestone in the development of its FD1 (Flight Demonstrator 1) rocket demonstrator myWisely app with a successful hot-fire test of its liquid oxygen (LOX)/methane engine, which will power the first stage of the future Vega E launcher.
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I mean, the turnaround days so far, assuming 4 Nov and 31 Dec for the next two: 240, 160, 83, 57. It’s pretty reasonable to not ramp up enough to squeeze in a 5th launch this year.
Next year has 10 launches on Wikipedia (only counting 1x Kuiper), so they’ll be busy. The Ariane record was 12 a few times around 2000, but I bet that’ll stand for at least 1 more year.
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