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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #60 on: 10/16/2021 06:25 pm »
Still nearly to annoyed with the moderating team to reply here. It would be nice if they send me a PM.
About the PMWE rockets, I think there were two different sizes of rockets launched.
In 2018 the first PMWE launch compaign took place, this involved two Improved Malemute rockets. These rockets look accactly like the rendering that went along with the Linkedin post. Weirdly enough, these rockets required a smaller safety zone/ impact area than the smaller T-minus rockets.
T-minus has two sizes of rocket, the Dart (similar in capability to Viper III) and the Dart XL with more capability than the Viper II and/or V. The later motor was developed this year.
T-Minus engineering also provided launch services for the Belgium and Luxemburg CanSat competitions. And they did some launches for the Dutch military, as radar targets in the Netherlands.
AFAIK T-minus sells the DART rockets to customers they haven't launched them themselves. Darts haven't been launched between the Kooniba and Andoya campaigns.
T-minus Engineering redeveloped metrological rockets. I hope they are included in the DLR MoRaBa and NASA SRPO rocket offering soon. They are nice additions to the current vehicle options.
It's likely many Darts will launch for the Grand Challenge, project Mesosphere / Lower Thermosphere.
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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #61 on: 03/01/2022 07:02 am »

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« Last Edit: 07/18/2022 07:06 am by Steven Pietrobon »
Akin's Laws of Spacecraft Design #1:  Engineering is done with numbers.  Analysis without numbers is only an opinion.

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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #63 on: 08/20/2022 08:02 am »
Swedish Space Corporation has finally updated its launch schedule (it actually happened in May but I noticed only now), meaning that rocket launch activities in Esrange will restart as soon as September with the TEXUS-57 launch:

https://sscspace.com/wp-content/uploads/Launching-programme.pdf

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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #64 on: 10/24/2022 08:48 am »
A sounding rocket to be launched from Taiwan on 2022 Nov 06:

A5798/22 NOTAMN
Q) RCAA/QWMLW/IV/BO/W/000/980/2211N12102E011
A) RCAA B) 2211062200 C) 2211072359
D) 2200-2359
E) SOUNDING ROCKET WILL BE LAUNCHED:
1.LCA: MUDAN TOWNSHIP, PINGTUNG COUNTY
2.AIRSPACE BLOCKED.
3.THE AREA OVERLAPS PART OF VFR CORRIDOR C22 BTN LUDAO AND
  GANGZIHBI, C8 BTN DAREN AND ELUANBI, PART OF AWY W4, B591,
  AWY G581, Q11, Q12, Q13 PROTECTION AREA, PART OF J5, J7 AND
  V14 TRANSITION PROTECTION AREA, PART OF PROTECTION AREA OF
  RCKH STAR YANMA 1A RNAV ARRIVAL AND YANMA 2B RNAV ARRIVAL,
  PART OF PROTECTION AREA OF RCFN IAP LDA RWY04.
4.TFC MAY BE DELAYED DUE TO SOUNDING ROCKET ACTIVITY.
5.COOR TEL: 0929-259110
6.AREA AS FLW:
GEO:
221253N 1205314E
221632N 1211125E
220527N 1211125E
220822N 1205314E
221253N 1205314E
F) SFC G) FL980
CREATED: 16 Oct 2022 02:49:00
SOURCE: RCTPYNYX

A5800/22 NOTAMN
Q) RCAA/QARLT/IV/NBO/E/000/999/2502N12039E298
A) RCAA B) 2211062100 C) 2211072359
D) 2100-2359
E) REF NOTAM A5798/22, ROUTE RESTRICTIONS ARE AS FLW:
1.AFFECTED RTE DRG 2200-2359Z
AWY B591 BTN GID AND HCN,
AWY W4 BTN ARLEN AND HCN,
AWY Q11 BTN GID AND POTIB,
AWY Q12 BTN TACLE AND ZUBAT,
AWY Q13 BTN TULTO AND GLOOM,
AWY G581 BTN TULTO AND HCN,
2.TFC DEP FM RCTP VIA AWY M646 USING T5 RNAV TRANSITION
  WILL CHANGE RTE FM PARPA DCT POTIB.
3.TFC VIA AWY M646 W4 WILL CHANGE RTE VIA AWY Q14 AND VICE VERSA.
4.TFC FROM SALMI OR BULAN VIA AWY B591/Q11 WILL CHANGE RTE
  VIA THE WEST COAST USING A1 W4 TO TNN JOIN AWY A577/Q14.
5.THE SUGGESTED BLOCKED TIME AT EACH POINT OF BDRY FOR INBD TFC VIA
  SOUNDING ROCKET AREA AS FLW:
  ELATO, ENVAR AND KAPLI:2100-2345Z
  IGURU:2120-2359Z
  GUMBO:2140-2359Z
CREATED: 16 Oct 2022 02:54:00
SOURCE: RCTPYNYX

This message reflects my personal opinion based on open sources of information.

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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #65 on: 07/02/2024 08:11 pm »
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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.

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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #66 on: 08/12/2024 06:47 am »
HMAS Sydney launched an SM-6 on 5 August. Click on the first image of the Vice Admiral to watch a video of the test.

https://images.defence.gov.au/assets/S20241899
« Last Edit: 08/12/2024 06:49 am by Steven Pietrobon »
Akin's Laws of Spacecraft Design #1:  Engineering is done with numbers.  Analysis without numbers is only an opinion.

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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #67 on: 01/12/2025 01:20 am »
University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Department - Poker Flat Research Range Text Notification System
Phone: 1(866) 485-7614

Status:
PokerFlat launch window likely opens Jan 21. 3 aurora rockets to fly. Follow on FB, stay subscribed for details.

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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #68 on: 01/20/2025 01:01 am »
University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Department - Poker Flat Research Range Text Notification System
Phone: 1(866) 485-7614

Status:
PokerFlat launch window likely opens Jan 21. 3 aurora rockets to fly. Follow on FB, stay subscribed for details.

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Update:
PokerFlat launch window opens late on 1/21 with 3 rockets. Follow PokerFlat FB for updates and livestream link.

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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #69 on: 01/24/2025 01:22 am »
University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Department - Poker Flat Research Range Text Notification System
Phone: 1(866) 485-7614

Status:
PokerFlat launch window likely opens Jan 21. 3 aurora rockets to fly. Follow on FB, stay subscribed for details.

Text STOP to end
Update:
PokerFlat launch window opens late on 1/21 with 3 rockets. Follow PokerFlat FB for updates and livestream link.

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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #70 on: 06/21/2025 10:41 am »


UIS Aerospace's Phoenix-1 is launching from Norway's Spaceport Utsira today.

Berserkr engine test [Jun 3]
« Last Edit: 06/21/2025 10:43 am by StraumliBlight »

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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #71 on: 06/27/2025 03:35 am »
NGA rocket launching notice for a launch from Andøya.

Quote from: NGA
261326Z JUN 25
HYDROARC 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/#english

The mission is called MaxiDusty-2 and will be carried out with an Improved Malemute rocket:
https://en.uit.no/project/maxidusty2
https://www.instagram.com/p/DLXWnYchQeP

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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #72 on: 07/28/2025 05:22 pm »
NASA Wallops [Jul 28]

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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.



HELIOTECH and Suborbital Symposium [Sep 8]

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Suborbital Launch Date   Mission   Location
January 2026Virginia Tech?   ?
Early 2026FOXSI-5White Sands Missile Range
April 2026EVEWhite Sands Missile Rang
May 2026ICI-5bisAndøya Spaceport
June 2026OAxFORTISWhite Sand Missile Range
July 2026Dynamo3Wallops Flight Facility
2027ResoluteAndøya Spaceport
2027 ESIS-2White Sands Missile Range
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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #73 on: 11/20/2025 11:27 am »
PERUN Suborbital Rocket Flight 3 [Nov 19]

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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

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Re: Suborbital launch schedule
« Reply #74 on: 01/08/2026 08:29 am »
BADASS Instrument Testing at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center [Jan 6]

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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.

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