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Articles tagged: rocket development

  • H-IIA rocket, JAXA, Ko Ogasawara, NASDA October 2015 Japan’s H-IIA rocket: beautiful, accurate, and on-time

    ... the heaviest payloads into orbit and a radical, reusable launcher. The H-IIA rocket developed by NASDA (Japan’s National Space Development Agency) has been Japan’s flagship rocket since its first flight in 2001. In 2007, the launch business for...

    • H-IIA rocket
    • JAXA
    • Ko Ogasawara
    • NASDA
    Authors: Ko Ogasawara    
  • ECI, green cosmonautics, Valery Klyushnikov October 2015 Green cosmonautics: an ideal to strive for

    ...green space technology prototypes and ideas are:6 Minimisation of Earth-based cosmic infrastructure (ECI) areas Development of reusable rockets and one-stage, multi-environment launch vehicles Taking non-functioning spacecraft out of orbit At Aerojet...

    • ECI
    • green cosmonautics
    • Valery Klyushnikov
    Authors: Valery Klyushnikov    
  • Ion Propulsion, Plasma Clipper, plasma magnet, solar sail, solar wind April 2020 Plasma Clipper - opening the age of sail, in space travel

    ... of 41,000. It sounds a lot, but what does that actually mean? In real world examples, the Saturn V – the rocket developed to support the Apollo programme – launched a payload that was 1/2000 of what it weighed sitting on the pad. Bear...

    • Ion Propulsion
    • Plasma Clipper
    • plasma magnet
    • solar sail
    • solar wind
    Authors: Jeff Greason     Kerry Hebden    
  • commercial rocket launch, MIURA 1, MIURA 5, PLD Space April 2024 Commercial launch development in Spain

    ... of years away from our maiden orbital flight. We hope to be ready to launch the rocket by the end of 2025, but this is a complicated business and rocket development is never easy. That said, we are one of the more resilient companies in Europe...

    • commercial rocket launch
    • MIURA 1
    • MIURA 5
    • PLD Space
    Authors: Daniel Smith    
  • Guiness Book of Records, Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency, JAXA, SS-520-5, TRICOM-1R 07 May 2018 Smallest rocket by Jaxa sets a Guiness World record

    ...by successfully launching its S5-520-5 vehicle; the smallest orbital rocket to reach space measuring just 9.54 metres in height and ... for rocket development and operation that our country cultivated for years, the unprecedentedly small rocket launch ...

    • Guiness Book of Records
    • Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency
    • JAXA
    • SS-520-5
    • TRICOM-1R
  • 17 January 2025 Investigation launched after SpaceX Spaceship 7 explodes

    ... after a successful debut launch of the New Glenn rocket developed by rival Blue Origin. Videos posted on social media showed the...orbit. The fifth Jielong-3 (Smart Dragon-3) solid propellant rocket lifted off from a specially converted sea barge off the...

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