Quote from: Nicolas PILLET on 12/29/2013 07:16 PMDo we have a preliminary date for Angara-1.2PP ?This might give you an idea:Quoted From RussianSpaceWeb.com:QuoteMay: An Angara-1.2 rocket (a light "PP" version - from the Russian abbreviation of "first launch") to fly its first test mission from Plesetsk with a dummy payload. As of May 2012, the launch was promised in the second quarter of 2013, however by April of that year it was officially postponed to 2014. By May 2013, the launch was delayed until May 2014.
QuoteQuote from: Nicolas PILLET on 12/29/2013 07:16 PMDo we have a preliminary date for Angara-1.2PP ?This might give you an idea:Quoted From RussianSpaceWeb.com:QuoteMay: An Angara-1.2 rocket (a light "PP" version - from the Russian abbreviation of "first launch") to fly its first test mission from Plesetsk with a dummy payload. As of May 2012, the launch was promised in the second quarter of 2013, however by April of that year it was officially postponed to 2014. By May 2013, the launch was delayed until May 2014.
Can we get this thread pinned.
Quote from: Olaf on 01/03/2014 05:58 pmQuoteQuote from: Nicolas PILLET on 12/29/2013 07:16 PMDo we have a preliminary date for Angara-1.2PP ?This might give you an idea:Quoted From RussianSpaceWeb.com:QuoteMay: An Angara-1.2 rocket (a light "PP" version - from the Russian abbreviation of "first launch") to fly its first test mission from Plesetsk with a dummy payload. As of May 2012, the launch was promised in the second quarter of 2013, however by April of that year it was officially postponed to 2014. By May 2013, the launch was delayed until May 2014.AFAIK, This mission is no longer planned to be sub-orbital as there is orbital insertion stage aboard. Originally first test mission was to fly Angara-1.1 config but minus the Briz-KM stage for a sub-orbital test. That was replaced by orbital test on Angara-1.2. Angara-1.1 is to replace conversional launchers Rockot and Strela. Angara-1.2 is to replace conversional launcher Dnepr and Kosmos-3 Launcher Family and is direct replacement for designed, but never flown Kosmos-3MU (Vzlet) which was developed by PO Polyot.
Quote from: russianhalo117 on 01/03/2014 06:12 pmQuote from: Olaf on 01/03/2014 05:58 pmQuoteQuote from: Nicolas PILLET on 12/29/2013 07:16 PMDo we have a preliminary date for Angara-1.2PP ?This might give you an idea:Quoted From RussianSpaceWeb.com:QuoteMay: An Angara-1.2 rocket (a light "PP" version - from the Russian abbreviation of "first launch") to fly its first test mission from Plesetsk with a dummy payload. As of May 2012, the launch was promised in the second quarter of 2013, however by April of that year it was officially postponed to 2014. By May 2013, the launch was delayed until May 2014.AFAIK, This mission is no longer planned to be sub-orbital as there is orbital insertion stage aboard. Originally first test mission was to fly Angara-1.1 config but minus the Briz-KM stage for a sub-orbital test. That was replaced by orbital test on Angara-1.2. Angara-1.1 is to replace conversional launchers Rockot and Strela. Angara-1.2 is to replace conversional launcher Dnepr and Kosmos-3 Launcher Family and is direct replacement for designed, but never flown Kosmos-3MU (Vzlet) which was developed by PO Polyot.But there is no Angara 1.2 launch in aniks schedule.
ISRO aims to fly GSLV Mk3 X1 up to 120km altitude
2014Date/Time (UTC) - Rocket - Launch site - Operator/Mission01 December? - Oriole IV - Andoya? - NASA/ARR?/Dartmouth - 49.003UE/CAPER?
^^ GSLV MK-III "atmospheric test flight" is late November / First half of December 2014.
5/15/2015 SOAREX-8 NASA NEN: WPS Sounding rocket Wallops Flight Facility WPS8/13/2015 MUSIC NASA NEN: WPS Sounding rocket Wallops Flight Facility WPS
http://www.sscspace.com/current-campaignsRocket campaigns 2015MissionScientific purposeStatusCryofenixExperiments in microgravity (1 VSB-30 rocket)Scheduled January 2015
Quote from: Salo on 01/18/2015 08:15 pmhttp://www.sscspace.com/current-campaignsRocket campaigns 2015MissionScientific purposeStatusCryofenixExperiments in microgravity (1 VSB-30 rocket)Scheduled January 2015Hi, do you have any idea if we can follow the launch live of Cryofenix, that is supposed to be launched today from Esrange center in Sweden ?
Quote from: cyril_13 on 02/10/2015 08:12 amQuote from: Salo on 01/18/2015 08:15 pmhttp://www.sscspace.com/current-campaignsRocket campaigns 2015MissionScientific purposeStatusCryofenixExperiments in microgravity (1 VSB-30 rocket)Scheduled January 2015Hi, do you have any idea if we can follow the launch live of Cryofenix, that is supposed to be launched today from Esrange center in Sweden ?http://esrange.insupport.se/
An launch schedule update from Europe, along with some student rocket launches planned. Also some new sounding rocket systems that are being developed in Europe.Launched 201623 Jan. 2016, 9:30 UTC+1; Texus-53; SSC; VSB-304 Feb. 2016; Spider/LEEWAVES; SSC; VS-301th. March 2016; MUSIC; WFF; Terrier-Imp.Malemute20167th March 2016 7-10am; Tech. Development, (RadPC, VIP, SOAREX); WFF; Terrier imp. Orion7 March 2016; Rexus 19 & 20; SSC; 2x Imp. Orion; student experiments 14"Begining April 2016; STERN 2016/1; SSC; 2x student rocket [HS-Bremen, AquaSonic | WARR(TU Munchen), WARR-EX3] (DLR)End April2016; SERA 2; SSC; 1x Experimental 2 stage with CTI Pro98 Green3 (CNES/Onora Perseur)June 2016; Mapheus-6; SSC; VSB-30June/Juli 2016; Maius; SSC (Esrange); VSB-30July 2016; C'Space, Biscarrosse, Perseus >2x ARES student rocketsOkt. 2016; ROTEX (Rocket Technonoly EXperiment; RWTH Aachen University Germany ; SSC; ?VS-30?End Oktober 2016; STERN 2016-2; SSC; 2/3x student rockets [HyEnD, Heros reflight |??] (DLR)Nov. 2016; Maxus 9; SSC; Last Castor 4B from Esrange November 2016; Dare Aether; NLD ('t Harde?) experimental trans-sonic attitude control & payload recovery <6km altitude.2017March 2017; Rexus 21/22; SSC; 2x Imp. Orion; Student experiments 14"May 2017; Mapheus-7; SSC; VSB-30End Oktober 2017; STERN 2017; SSC; 3x student rocket (DLR)TBD? 2016 HiFiRe-8; ARR/DSTO; VS-402017? April 2017; Maius 2; SSC; VSB-30? End April 2017; SARA 3; SSC; Perseus Experimental rocket ProX (France) ? July 2017; ?x ARES; C'Space,Biscarrosse; Perseus ? Okt 2017; MIRIAM-2; SSC; ?? Nov. 2017/Feb. 2018; Cryofenix 2; SSC? End March 2017; Texus 54/55; SSC; 2x VSB-302018? Nov. 2017/Feb. 2018; Cryofenix 2; SSC? Mid March 2018; Rexus 23/24; SSC; 2x Imp. Orion (/Nammo Nucleus); Student experiments 14"? March 2018; Maius 3; SSC; VSB-30? April 2018; SERA 4; SSC; Perseus 2 stage experiment rocket (CNES/Onora, Perseus)? May 2018; ATEK; SSC; VSB-30? July 2018; ?x ARES; C'Space,Biscarrosse; Perseus ? End Oktober 2018; STERN 2018; SSC; 3x student rocket (DLR)? Nov./Dec. 2018; Texus 56/57; SSC; 2xVSB-302019? Mid March 2019; Rexus 25/26; SSC; 2x Imp. Orion (/Nammo Nucleus); Student experiments 14"? End April 2019; Sara 5; SSC; Perseus (france) experiment rocket, ProX? May 2019; Mapheus-8; SSC; VSB-30? July 2019; ?x ARES; C'Space,Biscarrosse; Perseus ? End Okt. 2019; STERN 2019; SSC; 3x student rocket (DLR)2020? Mid March 2020; Rexus 27/28; SSC; 2x Imp. Orion (/Nammo Nucleus); Student experiments 14"? April 2020; MAIUS2; SSC; VSB-30? End Okt. 2020 STERN 2020; SSC; 3x Student Rocket (DLR)New sounding rockets? 2th half 2016 Nammo Nucleus (UM-1 30kN); Andoya? 2017? Nammo Aurora (4xUM-1 tot. 102kN); Andoya? 201?? Nammo Nucleus; SSC (esrange)?? ?? Nammo North Star 1 (Nucleus Aurora); Andoya? ?? Nammo Nucleus (UM-2 100kN); Andoya? ?? Nammo Aurora-2 (4xUM-2 200kN); Andoya? ?? NAmmo Borealis (400kN 7-cores); Andoya ? November 2017; VS-50 ; ?CLA/CLBI (Brazil); S50 stage test flight.? ??; MAXUS-10; SSC; VS-50 ? End 2018; VLM-1; CLA (Brazil)? ??; SHEFIX-III; Esrange/ CLA? ??; Expert; ? ESA reentry demonstrator (possibly)? 2018; Arion1; CEDEA (Spain); PldSpace single stage liquid sounding rocket ? ??; Devon Zero ... Devon One; Tranquility Aerospace (UK)[edit: 1 march updated to SSC launch scedule 26 Feb. 2016.]
Schedule update with NASA BlueBook, systems and a bit more.
H29 年度について審査し、「旋回型デトネーションエンジンの飛行試験(名大 笠原先生)」(平成 30 年夏、S-520-31)、「UMS リンク機構を利用した慣性プラットホームと非接触電力伝送の実 証試験(JAXA 宇宙研 福島、三田)」(平成 29 年夏、S-310-45)を採択した。
Is this current? Someone help translate?QuoteH29 年度について審査し、「旋回型デトネーションエンジンの飛行試験(名大 笠原先生)」(平成 30 年夏、S-520-31)、「UMS リンク機構を利用した慣性プラットホームと非接触電力伝送の実 証試験(JAXA 宇宙研 福島、三田)」(平成 29 年夏、S-310-45)を採択した。http://www.isas.jaxa.jp/home/rigaku/giji/gijiroku/53th.pdfAlso, anything here?https://repository.exst.jaxa.jp/dspace/bitstream/a-is/556264/1/SA6000044015.pdf
Successful launch of ROCSAT-X at 5:30 EDT from Wallops - apogee at 153 km.
SSC hasn't updated their schedule for a long time. (so I also didn't) But Feb. 1th this safety warning was released.Between Feb. 13 and March 4 one S31-IM (Improved Malemute) will be launched.
Please explain in the area below why an STA is necessary: Project Janus at Capitol Technology University plans to fly two iridium SBD modems and Raspberry Pi computers into a sub-orbital altitude. The experiment is designed to see if two Iridium satellite modems can communicate in tandem from two separate payloads. Since this gear will fly above 70km for (5-min), an STA is requested for this flight.Purpose of OperationThe experiment is designed to see if two Iridium satellite modems can communicate in tandem from two separate payloads. The equipment will work on 1616-1625Mhz (typical of Iridium L-band). The launch date of the sub-orbital rocket from NASA is scheduled for lift-off in the month of August 2018, the entire flight will last 15 minutes. With 5 minutes of communication at apogee above 70Km. The launch is via the ROCKSAT-X program from Colorado Space Grant Consortium and Wallops Flight Facility (NASA). Launch date is determined by Wallops Flight Facility (NASA) and maybe subject to change.Requested Period of OperationOperation Start Date: 08/11/2018Operation End Date: 08/15/2018
Space Ops here in Australia have said they will be launching a 30 kg payload to 99 km on 20 December 2019.https://spaceops.com.au/products/m99
Quote from: Steven Pietrobon on 11/03/2019 11:31 pmSpace Ops here in Australia have said they will be launching a 30 kg payload to 99 km on 20 December 2019.https://spaceops.com.au/products/m99What happened?.Only 12,000 US dollars?The page only exists in the google cache.https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:8evf-StSso0J:https://spaceops.com.au/products/m99+&cd=1&hl=es&ct=clnk&gl=es
The bluShift Aerospace company (https://www.blushiftaerospace.com/) is planning to have the first launch of its sounding rocket Stardust 1.0 today, with a 2-3 pm EST launch window. There's a live webcast on youtube at and I think they'll be also live on Twitter.I couldn't find anything about them on the forum and since I'm quite new here I dont't know how this should be handled, where to post updates or whether this company/launch reuires a new thread.
The ground test session and launches will take place at Spaceport America in Truth or Consequences, NM with a tentative schedule of July, August, and October 2021. The vehicle is expected to reach an apogee of approximately 100 km, and will be recovered within White Sands Missile Range, NM.
Andøya Space announces the establishment of hazard areas at sea northwest of Andenes. In the scientific research project PMWE 3-4 we will conduct up to nine rocket launches.The launch operations will take place some time between September 30th and October 15th, 2021, 08:00 and 15:00 local time. ...
October 4th: The activity has concluded, and all hazard areas at sea are cancelled. Thank you for the cooperation.
Have any of them launched yet? Can't find too much on it.
Please explain in the area below why an STA is necessary:UP Aerospace Inc. requests flight operation of a sounding rocket telemetry system at Spaceport America in New Mexico.Please explain the purpose of operation: The launch will take place at Spaceport America in Truth or Consequences, NM between September 9th 2024 and November 7th 2024. The vehicle is expected to reach an apogee of approximately 100 km, and will be recovered within White Sands Missile Range, NM. On day of launch, starting approximately 2 hours prior to the opening of the launch window, the telemetry system will be operational. Once the vehicle is launched, the flight time is approximately 15 minutes. The telemetry system is designed to power down approximately 45 minutes after launch. Primary Frequency: 2370.5 MHz Secondary Frequency: 2382.5 MHz Emission Designator: 1M0F1D EIRP: 40 dBm Please see attached supplemental information for coordination correspondence with AFTRCC.
University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Department - Poker Flat Research Range Text Notification SystemPhone: 1(866) 485-7614Status:PokerFlat launch window likely opens Jan 21. 3 aurora rockets to fly. Follow on FB, stay subscribed for details.Text STOP to end
Quote from: russianhalo117 on 01/12/2025 01:20 amUniversity of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Department - Poker Flat Research Range Text Notification SystemPhone: 1(866) 485-7614Status:PokerFlat launch window likely opens Jan 21. 3 aurora rockets to fly. Follow on FB, stay subscribed for details.Text STOP to endUpdate:PokerFlat launch window opens late on 1/21 with 3 rockets. Follow PokerFlat FB for updates and livestream link.Text STOP to end
Quote from: randomname on 06/26/2025 05:35 pmNGA rocket launching notice for a launch from Andøya.Quote from: NGA261326Z JUN 25HYDROARC 87/25(43).NORWEGIAN SEA.NORWAY.DNC 22.1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS, ROCKET LAUNCHING IN PROGRESS 0530Z TO 1145Z DAILY THRU 14 JUL IN AREAS BOUND BY: A. 69-18.00N 016-05.00E, 69-24.00N 015-53.00E, 69-23.00N 015-50.00E, 69-17.00N 015-59.00E. B. 69-44.00N 015-36.00E, 70-00.00N 015-17.00E, 69-55.00N 014-37.00E, 69-40.00N 014-58.00E, 69-44.00N 015-36.00E.2. CANCEL THIS MSG 141245Z JUL 25.Confirmation of one rocket launch between 30 June and 14 July from the Andøya Space website:https://andoyaspace.no/info-messages/farevarsel-danger-area-12-22-jun/#englishThe mission is called MaxiDusty-2 and will be carried out with an Improved Malemute rocket:https://en.uit.no/project/maxidusty2https://www.instagram.com/p/DLXWnYchQeP
NGA rocket launching notice for a launch from Andøya.Quote from: NGA261326Z JUN 25HYDROARC 87/25(43).NORWEGIAN SEA.NORWAY.DNC 22.1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS, ROCKET LAUNCHING IN PROGRESS 0530Z TO 1145Z DAILY THRU 14 JUL IN AREAS BOUND BY: A. 69-18.00N 016-05.00E, 69-24.00N 015-53.00E, 69-23.00N 015-50.00E, 69-17.00N 015-59.00E. B. 69-44.00N 015-36.00E, 70-00.00N 015-17.00E, 69-55.00N 014-37.00E, 69-40.00N 014-58.00E, 69-44.00N 015-36.00E.2. CANCEL THIS MSG 141245Z JUL 25.
261326Z JUN 25HYDROARC 87/25(43).NORWEGIAN SEA.NORWAY.DNC 22.1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS, ROCKET LAUNCHING IN PROGRESS 0530Z TO 1145Z DAILY THRU 14 JUL IN AREAS BOUND BY: A. 69-18.00N 016-05.00E, 69-24.00N 015-53.00E, 69-23.00N 015-50.00E, 69-17.00N 015-59.00E. B. 69-44.00N 015-36.00E, 70-00.00N 015-17.00E, 69-55.00N 014-37.00E, 69-40.00N 014-58.00E, 69-44.00N 015-36.00E.2. CANCEL THIS MSG 141245Z JUL 25.
A suborbital rocket is scheduled to launch from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia during a window extending from July 28- Aug. 8, 2025.No real-time launch status updates will be available. The launch will not be livestreamed.
Suborbital Launch Date Mission LocationJanuary 2026Virginia Tech? ?Early 2026FOXSI-5White Sands Missile RangeApril 2026EVEWhite Sands Missile RangMay 2026ICI-5bisAndøya SpaceportJune 2026OAxFORTISWhite Sand Missile RangeJuly 2026Dynamo3Wallops Flight Facility2027ResoluteAndøya Spaceport2027 ESIS-2White Sands Missile Range
The third test flight of PERUN suborbital rocket marks an important step in the development of the Polish space sector. The mission will carry a set of research and commercial payloads, enabling the testing of modern technologies under real launch and suborbital flight conditions. Flight 3 is the first of four test flights in the “Boost!” campaign, aimed at verifying the rocket’s capabilities and preparing it for future scientific and commercial missions.Launch Date: 22nd November 2025 (Saturday)Backup date: 24th November 2025 (Monday)Launch Pad Location: Central Air Force Test Range in Ustka, Poland
NASA’s Black and Diffuse Aurora Science Surveyor (BADASS) sounding rocket mission has completed its testing campaign at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, ahead of its launch.BADASS is a sounding rocket mission – a suborbital rocket that flies scientific instruments into near-Earth space for short, approximately 15-minute flights. BADASS will study so-called “black auroras,” dark patches and stripes that appear within an aurora. Previous research has hinted that they may be formed by electrons going upward escaping back out into space (rather than the absence of any electrons). The visible aurora is formed by an incoming downward stream of electrons. Scientists want to solve the puzzle as to why these patches and stripes form within the visible aurora.From Goddard, the BADASS instruments were delivered to Wallops Flight Facility, where they – along with the entire rocket payload – will be shipped to the Poker Flat Research Range in Fairbanks, Alaska, where the team aims to fly their rocket through black aurora. Onboard instruments will survey the electron populations as they fly through them to understand how and why these black patches and stripes form within the visible aurora. The mission is scheduled for launch no earlier than February 2026.
