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Buzztiger, 6 days ago in Sentinel-1C Launch Thread (return to flight of Vega-C) Glad this worked out, good to have both Launchers back in service. We need independent access to space for Europe.
Glad this worked out, good to have both Launchers back in service. We need independent access to space for Europe.
Morphit, 7 days ago in Sentinel-1C Launch Thread (return to flight of Vega-C) Seperation confirmed! Congratulations ESA and Arianespace.
Seperation confirmed! Congratulations ESA and Arianespace.
threelonmusketeers, 7 days ago in Sentinel-1C Launch Thread (return to flight of Vega-C) AVUM+ ignition 2
AVUM+ ignition 2
threelonmusketeers, 7 days ago in Sentinel-1C Launch Thread (return to flight of Vega-C) AVUM+ in coast phase.
AVUM+ in coast phase.
threelonmusketeers, 7 days ago in Sentinel-1C Launch Thread (return to flight of Vega-C) The Arianespace webcast experienced an anomaly between T+5:52 and 408s, the Vega C rocket seems to be unaffected. It appears that we have Staging 3-4, Zefiro 9 burnout and separation, AVUM+ fourth stage ignition.
The Arianespace webcast experienced an anomaly between T+5:52 and 408s, the Vega C rocket seems to be unaffected.
It appears that we have Staging 3-4, Zefiro 9 burnout and separation, AVUM+ fourth stage ignition.
threelonmusketeers, 7 days ago in Sentinel-1C Launch Thread (return to flight of Vega-C) Fairing separation confirmed.
Fairing separation confirmed.
threelonmusketeers, 7 days ago in Sentinel-1C Launch Thread (return to flight of Vega-C) Staging 2-3. Zefiro 40 burnout and separation, Zefiro 9 third stage ignition.
Staging 2-3.
Zefiro 40 burnout and separation, Zefiro 9 third stage ignition.
threelonmusketeers, 7 days ago in Sentinel-1C Launch Thread (return to flight of Vega-C) Staging 1-2. P120C first stage burnout and separation, Zefiro 40 second stage ignition.
Staging 1-2.
P120C first stage burnout and separation, Zefiro 40 second stage ignition.
threelonmusketeers, 7 days ago in Sentinel-1C Launch Thread (return to flight of Vega-C) Décollage! Trajectory and propulsion are “nominale”!
Décollage!
Trajectory and propulsion are “nominale”!
threelonmusketeers, 7 days ago in Sentinel-1C Launch Thread (return to flight of Vega-C) Go no-go poll is complete, they are go for launch!
Go no-go poll is complete, they are go for launch!
tavostator, 7 days ago in Sentinel-1C Launch Thread (return to flight of Vega-C) Fingers crossed, really hope it goes off without a hitch!
Fingers crossed, really hope it goes off without a hitch!
threelonmusketeers, 7 days ago Same! Would be nice to see Arianespace’s launch cadence pick up a bit.
Same! Would be nice to see Arianespace’s launch cadence pick up a bit.
Morphit, 7 days ago in Watch eclipse-making Proba-3 launch today Great launch - there’s an article from ESA with a video describing the commissioning and operations to come: Eclipse-making double satellite Proba-3 enters orbit
Great launch - there’s an article from ESA with a video describing the commissioning and operations to come: Eclipse-making double satellite Proba-3 enters orbit
Morphit, 8 days ago (edited 8 days ago) in Watch eclipse-making Proba-3 launch today Due to an anomaly detected in PROBA-3 spacecraft PSLV-C59/PROBA-3 launch rescheduled to tomorrow at 16:12 hours. That’ll be 2024-12-05 10:42 UTC. Via the ISRO Youtube stream: www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJXXLLw0PBI Edit: I suck at time zones - IST is UTC+0530
Due to an anomaly detected in PROBA-3 spacecraft PSLV-C59/PROBA-3 launch rescheduled to tomorrow at 16:12 hours.
That’ll be 2024-12-05 10:42 UTC. Via the ISRO Youtube stream: www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJXXLLw0PBI
Edit: I suck at time zones - IST is UTC+0530
BrundleFly2077, 12 days ago in ESA, OpenCosmos sign contract for NanoMagSat mission What an unfortunate photograph of those two people. Of all the ones they might have picked 😳
What an unfortunate photograph of those two people. Of all the ones they might have picked 😳
threelonmusketeers, 27 days ago in Super heavy-lift, frequent flights to space for Europe: Protein study results Notables: The potential proposed use cases of “a solar electricity generator and a data centre” seem not super practical. The acronym is atrocious: “euroPean Reusable and cOsT Effective heavy lIft transport investigation” (PROTEIN) The rockets look cool though. I’m excited to see what Rocket Factory Augsburg can do.
Notables:
The potential proposed use cases of “a solar electricity generator and a data centre” seem not super practical.
The acronym is atrocious: “euroPean Reusable and cOsT Effective heavy lIft transport investigation” (PROTEIN)
The rockets look cool though. I’m excited to see what Rocket Factory Augsburg can do.
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