Isar Aerospace rocket successfully takes off for second launch
The rocket took off at 10:12 p.m. from the Norwegian Space Station Andøya, as seen on a live stream.
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The rocket took off at 10:12 p.m. from the Norwegian Space Station Andøya, as seen on a live stream. After ten minutes, the video transmission to the ground stopped after the rocket exceeded the maximum range of the connection. The Spectrum rocket from the German manufacturer Isar Aerospace has launched for its second test flight into space.
Furthermore, It is a big step for Europe’s space industry: a Bavarian start-up founded only in 2018 shoots a rocket into space in the second test.
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The rocket took off at 10:12 p.m. from the Norwegian Space Station Andøya, as seen on a live stream.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesAfter ten minutes, the video transmission to the ground stopped after the rocket exceeded the maximum range of the connection
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesThe Spectrum rocket from the German manufacturer Isar Aerospace has launched for its second test flight into space.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesIt is a big step for Europe’s space industry: a Bavarian start-up founded only in 2018 shoots a rocket into space in the second test
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