... Black Arrow programme, active 1969 - 1971, lofted Prospero, the second satellite to achieve orbit from Woomera. Woomera was also the home of space tracking facilities initially established in conjunction with the International Geophysical Year (...
... which has taken just over six years to complete. Expected to land in the dark in a sparsely populated area of Woomera, if all goes well, the return capsule, which is just 40 centimetres in diameter, will have achieved a landing target...
.... Shortly after the capsule had been collected, scientists whipped it away to a QLF (Quick Look Facility) at the Woomera Local Headquarters in Australia, to analyse any gas contained in the sample container. For confirmation, a similar analysis was...
.... The capsule, which was released from the space probe on Saturday afternoon, landed in a desert near the Woomera test range, a remote Australian military and civil aerospace facility. NASA's Associate Administrator Thomas Zurbuchen, along...
... the launch of WRESAT in 1967 on an American rocket from Woomera [2], which made Australia the seventh nation to launch its own...October 2014). 2 Peter Morton, Fire Across the Desert: Woomera and the Anglo-Australian Joint Project 1946-1980 (Canberra: ...
...the UK launched its fi rst satellite aboard Black Arrow from Woomera. Miniature satellites stand as the next iterative step within the... blasts off with the Prospero satellite in 1971 from Woomera, Australia. However, in 1998 the Space Activities Act...