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Articles tagged: orbital launch vehicle

  • Electron orbital launch vehicle, Planet, Rocket Lab, Spire, ‘Still Testing’ 26 September 2017 Rocket Lab to fly Planet and Spire satellites on second test flight

    ... Spire aboard its upcoming second test flight, ‘Still Testing’, from Launch Complex 1 on the Māhia Peninsula, New Zealand. Rocket Lab’s Electron orbital launch vehicle will carry two Earth-imaging Dove satellites for Planet and two...

    • Electron orbital launch vehicle
    • Planet
    • Rocket Lab
    • Spire
    • ‘Still Testing’
  • CST, ESA, European spaceport, horizontal launch, orbital launch vehicle, vertical launch April 2020 European spaceports compete for recognition and business

    ... Shetland, northern Scotland. Business case There are a number of European companies pursuing private smallsat orbital launch vehicles with a view to launching them from Europe At present, the spaceport operators hope to receive grants and awards for...

    • CST
    • ESA
    • European spaceport
    • horizontal launch
    • orbital launch vehicle
    • vertical launch
    Authors: Alan Perera-Webb     Richard Osborne     Vadim Zakirov    
  • drag sail technology demonstrator, Electron orbital launch vehicle, NABEO, Rocket Lab, space debris 12 November 2018 "Its Business Time" for Rocket Lab's first commercial flight

    ..., will test the ability to passively deorbit inactive, small satellites using atmospheric drag. The Electron orbital launch vehicle had its inaugural test flight in May 2017, followed by an equally successful demonstration mission entitled “Still...

    • drag sail technology demonstrator
    • Electron orbital launch vehicle
    • NABEO
    • Rocket Lab
    • space debris
  • Additive manufacturing, Black Arrow, Skyrora, Skyrora1, UK space business 25 April 2018 New Skyrora launch vehicle focused on UK lift-off!

    ... low-cost access to space from a UK spaceport, is working hard to finalise plans for an inaugural test of their of sub-orbital launch vehicle. Using technology inspired by Black Arrow – a British satellite carrier rocket developed in the 1960s – the...

    • Additive manufacturing
    • Black Arrow
    • Skyrora
    • Skyrora1
    • UK space business
  • launch vehicle, SkyHy, Skylark, Skyrora October 2019 Skyrora – building on British space heritage

    ... and the huge benefits that access to space can bring to us all The much more ambitious Skyrora XL orbital launch vehicle aims to cater for the burgeoning domestic and international smallsat market. The XL is still undergoing final design...

    • launch vehicle
    • SkyHy
    • Skylark
    • Skyrora
    Authors: Daniel Smith    
  • 09 February 2022 Gilmour looks to Europe for mission critical launcher system

    ... an Autonomous Flight Termination System (AFTS) for the Eris launch vehicle, which is being developed for the small satellite market....Eris orbital launch vehicle will deliver up to 305 kg to low Earth orbit (LEO) with a first commercial launch expected later...

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