A insider once said in the Chinese forum that the cost of CZ5 would be slightly higher than one billion yuan(~150 million dollars)
Hello all lovers of astronautics. The table below is in great demand among the Russian-speaking segment of the Internet. In the English-speaking segment, I did not find anything like this, so I decided to translate it.https://aboutspacejornal.net/2017/09/21/comparative-cost-of-launching-payloads-into-space-on-different-launch-systems/If you find errors or inaccuracies in the translation or numbers, write, I will correct
I don't think Vega is 5m dollars. More like $35m.
A lot of date was inaccurate I thought. The cost of Soyuz-2 is higher than Falcon9s, and the baseline of Atlas-5 is 109M
Quote from: SmallKing on 10/28/2017 02:36 pmA lot of date was inaccurate I thought. The cost of Soyuz-2 is higher than Falcon9s, and the baseline of Atlas-5 is 109MI don't think that Soyuz-2 is more expensive than Falcon, but pay attention for what year prices. Where did the information about Atlas V?
Five Soyuz rocket launches and associated services were valued at 397 million euros, according to the commission's contract announcement in January. The launch price was higher than Galileo officials expected, complicating the already-mounting budget trouble.
Quote from: Guardian700 on 10/28/2017 02:44 pmQuote from: SmallKing on 10/28/2017 02:36 pmA lot of date was inaccurate I thought. The cost of Soyuz-2 is higher than Falcon9s, and the baseline of Atlas-5 is 109MQuoteFive Soyuz rocket launches and associated services were valued at 397 million euros, according to the commission's contract announcement in January. The launch price was higher than Galileo officials expected, complicating the already-mounting budget trouble.https://spaceflightnow.com/news/n1007/07galileo/It's about Souz-ST 80 million. Launch from the Guiana Space Centre in French Guiana. This is the Europeans are launching, for them is more expensive ...
Quote from: SmallKing on 10/28/2017 02:36 pmA lot of date was inaccurate I thought. The cost of Soyuz-2 is higher than Falcon9s, and the baseline of Atlas-5 is 109MQuoteFive Soyuz rocket launches and associated services were valued at 397 million euros, according to the commission's contract announcement in January. The launch price was higher than Galileo officials expected, complicating the already-mounting budget trouble.https://spaceflightnow.com/news/n1007/07galileo/
Quote from: Guardian700 on 10/28/2017 02:44 pmQuote from: SmallKing on 10/28/2017 02:36 pmA lot of date was inaccurate I thought. The cost of Soyuz-2 is higher than Falcon9s, and the baseline of Atlas-5 is 109MI don't think that Soyuz-2 is more expensive than Falcon, but pay attention for what year prices. Where did the information about Atlas V?https://www.rocketbuilder.com/start/configure
Hi! On November 14, launch of the Delta II and the satellite JPSS 1, so adding Delta II to the table. But unfortunately found the cost of launch only for 2009. If someone has a new information, please write.
There won't be any more Delta II rockets made (this is the next to last one).
There's a US government report online from last summer that has two charts with prices for commercially available rockets. The first chart is on page 22, the second chart is on page 30.http://www.gao.gov/assets/690/686613.pdf
Quote from: rayleighscatter on 11/12/2017 12:48 pmThere's a US government report online from last summer that has two charts with prices for commercially available rockets. The first chart is on page 22, the second chart is on page 30.http://www.gao.gov/assets/690/686613.pdfMany thanks!!! Changed!
It's even better than it looks - there's a typo in the table. The SpaceX entry should be 2684 $/kg, not 2864.This is immediately clear when you ask how Proton can be comparable. They payload is 23,000 vs 22,800, or about 1% more. But the cost is more than 1% higher. So at least one of the numbers must be wrong, and it's SpaceX.