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Suborbital launch schedule by William Graham on 03 Jan, 2014 17:16
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I thought it would be useful to make a separate thread to keep track of suborbital launches. This is something of a work-in-progress, if anybody knows any good sources of information, particularly on planned Japanese and Indian sounding rocket launches, contributions and corrections would be very useful.
Completed
Date/Time (UTC) - Rocket - Launch site - Apogee - Operator/Mission
03 January - Arrow III - Palmachim - >100 km - IAI - ABM test
2014
Date/Time (UTC) - Rocket - Launch site - Operator/Mission
15 January 05:00 - Terrier-Imp. Orion - Wallops - MDA - FTX-18 (ARAV-A) - 4 hour window
15 January 05:00 - Terrier-Imp. Orion - Wallops - MDA - FTX-18 (ARAV-A) - 4 hour window
15 January 05:00 - Terrier-Imp. Orion - Wallops - MDA - FTX-18 (ARAV-A) - 4 hour window
24 January - Black Brant IX - Poker Flat - NASA/SWRI - 36.287UE/GREECE
January/February - VS-30 - Andoya - ARR/Leibniz Institute - WADIS-2
February - VSB-30 - Esrange - SSC/ALAT - CRYOFENIX
11 April - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/SWRI - 36.253US
15 April - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/NRL - 36.288DS
26 April - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.California - 36.235US
30 April - Terrier-Imp. Malemute - Wallops - NASA - 46.007GP
April - VS-30-Imp. Orion - Andoya - ARR/DSTO - HiFIRE-5B
April - SpaceLoft-XL - Sp. America - UP/SSI - TBD/Conestoga (Celestis)
April - GSLV Mk.III - SDSC - ISRO - Test flight/Re-entry test
15 May - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.Colorado - 36.285UG
May? - Angara-1.2PP - Plesetsk - Khrunichev? - Test flight - or orbital??
19 June - Terrier-Imp. Orion - Wallops - NASA/U.Colorado - 30.110UO
June/July - VS-30 - Andoya - ARR/U.Tromso - MAXI-DUSTY 1
08 July - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/USC - 36.289US
July/August?? - Black Brant IX - Andoya - ARR?/NRL - CARE II
01 August - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.Montana - 36.282US
12 August - Terrier-Imp. Malemute - Wallops - NASA/U.Colorado - 46.008UO/RockOn! VII
September - VS-30 - Andoya - ARR/DSTO - HiFIRE-4
01 October - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.Massachusetts - 36.293UG
01 October - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.Iowa - 36.292UH
13 October - Talos-Peregrine? - Wallops - NASA - 12.077GT
October - Vega - Kourou - ESA - IXV
17 November - Black Brant XIIA - Andoya - NASA/ARR?/U.Alaska - 52.001UE/C-REX
01 December - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/MIT - 36.245UH
01 December? - Oriole IV - Andoya? - NASA/ARR?/Dartmouth - 49.003UE/CAPER?
02 December - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/UCB - 36.295US
TBD - VSB-30 - Esrange - SSC/DLR - TEXUS-51
TBD - VLS-1 - Alacantara - INPE - VSISNAV - ??Apogee??
TBD - Tronador II - - CONAE - VEX-1 - ??Apogee??
TBD? - SpaceShipTwo - Mojave? - SC/Virgin - TBD
2015
Date/Time (UTC) - Rocket - Launch site - Operator/Mission
13 January - Terrier-Imp. Orion - Poker Flat - NASA/U.Alaska - 41.108UE
13 January - Terrier-Imp. Orion - Poker Flat - NASA/U.Alaska - 41.109UE
13 January - Oriole IV - Poker Flat - NASA/U.Utah - 49.002UE
13 January - - Wallops - NASA - 12.079GT
20 January - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/CalTech - 36.281UE
23 January - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/JHU - 36.262UG
January - Terrier-Oriole - Wallops - MDA - FTX-19 (ARAV-B)
January - Terrier-Oriole - Wallops - MDA - FTX-19 (ARAV-B)
January - Terrier-Oriole - Wallops - MDA - FTX-19 (ARAV-B)
12 February - Talos-Terrier-Peregrine?- Wallops - NASA - 12.078GT
20 March - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.Alabama - 36.291US
01 July - - White Sands - NASA/SMDC - 12.080DR
01 August - Black Brant XI - Andoya - NASA/NRL - 39.012DR
20 September - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.Colorado - 36.297UG
04 November - Black Brant XIIA - Andoya - NASA/U.New Hampshire - 52.002UE
02 December - - White Sands - NASA/SMDC - 12.081DR
04 December - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA - 36.259 GH
Changes:
Red: 4 January
Blue: 8 January
Green: 11 January
Orange: 15 January -
#1 by Olaf on 03 Jan, 2014 17:58
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Quote from: Nicolas PILLET on 12/29/2013 07:16 PM
Do we have a preliminary date for Angara-1.2PP ?
This might give you an idea:
Quoted From RussianSpaceWeb.com:
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May: 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. -
#2 by russianhalo117 on 03 Jan, 2014 18:12
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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.QuoteQuote from: Nicolas PILLET on 12/29/2013 07:16 PM
Do we have a preliminary date for Angara-1.2PP ?
This might give you an idea:
Quoted From RussianSpaceWeb.com:
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May: 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. -
#3 by russianhalo117 on 03 Jan, 2014 18:12
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Can we get this thread pinned.
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#4 by Chris Bergin on 03 Jan, 2014 19:02
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#5 by jcm on 04 Jan, 2014 01:29
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FYI I suspect that 12.077GT and 12.078GT are Terrier-Peregrine and Talos-Terrier-Peregrine flight tests respectively.
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#6 by Olaf on 04 Jan, 2014 17:38
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But there is no Angara 1.2 launch in aniks schedule.
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.QuoteQuote from: Nicolas PILLET on 12/29/2013 07:16 PM
Do we have a preliminary date for Angara-1.2PP ?
This might give you an idea:
Quoted From RussianSpaceWeb.com:
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May: 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. -
#7 by William Graham on 04 Jan, 2014 17:43
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But there is no Angara 1.2 launch in aniks schedule.
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.QuoteQuote from: Nicolas PILLET on 12/29/2013 07:16 PM
Do we have a preliminary date for Angara-1.2PP ?
This might give you an idea:
Quoted From RussianSpaceWeb.com:
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May: 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.
I've put it in the list for now but with a query against it; can always be deleted if the launch turns out to be orbital. -
#8 by Olaf on 11 Jan, 2014 05:46
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http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=15187.120Quote
ISRO aims to fly GSLV Mk3 X1 up to 120km altitude
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#9 by William Graham on 15 Jan, 2014 16:43
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Completed
Date/Time (UTC) - Rocket - Launch site - Apogee - Operator/Mission
03 January - Arrow III - Palmachim - >100 km - IAI - ABM test
15 January 09:09 - Terrier-Imp. Orion - Wallops - - MDA - FTX-18 (ARAV-A)
15 January 09:09 - Terrier-Imp. Orion - Wallops - - MDA - FTX-18 (ARAV-A)
15 January 09:09 - Terrier-Imp. Orion - Wallops - - MDA - FTX-18 (ARAV-A)
20 January 05:22 - Agni-IV - ITR LC-4 - ~850 km - DRDO - Missile test
2014
Date/Time (UTC) - Rocket - Launch site - Operator/Mission
24 January - Black Brant IX - Poker Flat - NASA/SWRI - 36.287UE/GREECE
January/February - VS-30 - Andoya - ARR/Leibniz Institute - WADIS-2
February - VSB-30 - Esrange - SSC/ALAT - CRYOFENIX
11 April - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/SWRI - 36.253US
15 April - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/NRL - 36.288DS
26 April - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.California - 36.235US
30 April - Terrier-Imp. Malemute - Wallops - NASA - 46.007GP
April - VS-30-Imp. Orion - Andoya - ARR/DSTO - HiFIRE-5B
April - SpaceLoft-XL - Sp. America - UP/SSI - TBD/Conestoga (Celestis)
April - GSLV Mk.III - SDSC - ISRO - Test flight/Re-entry test
April/May - VSB-30 - Esrange - SSC/DLR - TEXUS-51
15 May - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.Colorado - 36.285UG
May? - Angara-1.2PP - Plesetsk - Khrunichev? - Test flight - or orbital??
May - Imp. Orion* - Esrange - SSC/ESA - REXUS-15
May - Imp. Orion* - Esrange - SSC/ESA - REXUS-16
19 June - Terrier-Imp. Orion - Wallops - NASA/U.Colorado - 30.110UO
June/July - VS-30 - Andoya - ARR/U.Tromso - MAXI-DUSTY 1
08 July - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/USC - 36.289US
July/August?? - Black Brant IX - Andoya - ARR?/NRL - CARE II
01 August - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.Montana - 36.282US
12 August - Terrier-Imp. Malemute - Wallops - NASA/U.Colorado - 46.008UO/RockOn! VII
September - VSB-30 - Andoya - ARR/DSTO - HiFIRE-4
01 October - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.Massachusetts - 36.293UG
01 October - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.Iowa - 36.292UH
16 October - Talos-Peregrine? - Wallops - NASA - 12.077GT
October - Vega - Kourou - ESA - IXV
October - Taurus-Orion? - Esrange - SSC/DLR - ROTEX
17 November - Black Brant XIIA - Andoya - NASA/ARR?/U.Alaska - 52.001UE/C-REX
November - VSB-30 - Esrange - SSC/TBD - MAIUS-1
01 December - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/MIT - 36.245UH
01 December? - Oriole IV - Andoya? - NASA/ARR?/Dartmouth - 49.003UE/CAPER?
02 December - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/UCB - 36.295US
TBD - VLS-1 - Alacantara - INPE - VSISNAV - ??Apogee??
TBD - Tronador II - - CONAE - VEX-1 - ??Apogee??
TBD? - SpaceShipTwo - Mojave? - SC/Virgin - TBD
2015
Date/Time (UTC) - Rocket - Launch site - Operator/Mission
13 January - Terrier-Imp. Orion - Poker Flat - NASA/U.Alaska - 41.108UE
13 January - Terrier-Imp. Orion - Poker Flat - NASA/U.Alaska - 41.109UE
13 January - Oriole IV - Poker Flat - NASA/U.Utah - 49.002UE
13 January - - Wallops - NASA - 12.079GT
20 January - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/CalTech - 36.281UE
23 January - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/JHU - 36.262UG
January - Terrier-Oriole - Wallops - MDA - FTX-19 (ARAV-B)
January - Terrier-Oriole - Wallops - MDA - FTX-19 (ARAV-B)
January - Terrier-Oriole - Wallops - MDA - FTX-19 (ARAV-B)
January/February - VSB-30 - Esrange - SSC - SPIDER
12 February - Talos-Terrier-Peregrine?- Wallops - NASA - 12.078GT
February/March - VSB-30 - Esrange - SSC/ESA - MASER-13
20 March - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.Alabama - 36.291US
March - VSB-30 - Esrange - SSC/DLR - TEXUS-52
March - VSB-30 - Esrange - SSC/DLR - TEXUS-53
April - Imp. Orion* - Esrange - SSC/ESA - REXUS-17
April - Imp. Orion* - Esrange - SSC/ESA - REXUS-18
May - VS-30? - Esrange - SSC/DLR? - MAPHEUS-5
01 July - - White Sands - NASA/SMDC - 12.080DR
01 August - Black Brant XI - Andoya - NASA/NRL - 39.012DR
August - Imp. Orion* - Esrange - SSC/DLR? - O-STATES
20 September - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA/U.Colorado - 36.297UG
04 November - Black Brant XIIA - Andoya - NASA/U.New Hampshire - 52.002UE
November - Taurus-Imp. Orion - Esrange - SSC/DLR - MIRIAM-2
02 December - - White Sands - NASA/SMDC - 12.081DR
04 December - Black Brant IX - White Sands - NASA - 36.259 GH
TBD - VS-40 - Andoya - ARR/DSTO - HiFIRE-8 - or 2016
* - The Improved Orion is capable of reaching space, however most launches reach apogees around 10-20 kilometres below. These launches are included in the schedule, however they will only be listed in the completed launches section if they do reach space
Changes:
Red: 15 January
Blue: 20 January -
#10 by block51 on 02 Jul, 2014 11:43
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2014
Date/Time (UTC) - Rocket - Launch site - Operator/Mission
01 December? - Oriole IV - Andoya? - NASA/ARR?/Dartmouth - 49.003UE/CAPER?
Launch window runs from November 19 through December 1. Launch site is Andoya. The PI on 49.003 is Dr. Jim LaBelle from Dartmouth with Co-PIs at The University of Iowa and the University of Oslo. -
#11 by seshagirib on 03 Nov, 2014 05:55
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^^ GSLV MK-III "atmospheric test flight" is late November / First half of December 2014.
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#12 by russianhalo117 on 03 Nov, 2014 17:34
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^^ GSLV MK-III "atmospheric test flight" is late November / First half of December 2014.
The schedule has not been updated since 20 January 2014. you will have to ask someone with the required knowledge to update the schedule for you. -
#13 by Salo on 18 Jan, 2015 20:15
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http://www.sscspace.com/current-campaigns
Rocket campaigns 2015Mission Scientific purpose Status Cryofenix Experiments in microgravity (1 VSB-30 rocket) Scheduled January 2015 REXUS 17-18 Student mission (2 Improved Orion rocket) Scheduled March 2015 TEXUS 51-52 Experiments in microgravity (2 VSB-30 rocket) Scheduled April 2015 MAIUS Experiments in microgravity (1 VSB-30 rocket) Scheduled April - May 2015 MAPHEUS-5 Experiments in microgravity (1 VSB-30 rocket) Scheduled May 2015 O-STATES Experiments in microgravity (2 Improved Orion rocket) Scheduled August 2015 STERN Student mission (Improved Orion rocket) TBD MASER 13 Experiments in microgravity (1 VSB-30 rocket) Scheduled Oct-Nov 2015 TEXUS 53 Experiments in microgravity (1 VSB-30 rocket) Scheduled November 2015 MIRIAM-2 1 rocket TBD -
#14 by Steven Pietrobon on 21 Jan, 2015 07:55
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#15 by Salo on 24 Jan, 2015 03:23
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http://msdb.gsfc.nasa.gov/launches.phpQuote
5/15/2015 SOAREX-8 NASA NEN: WPS Sounding rocket Wallops Flight Facility WPS
8/13/2015 MUSIC NASA NEN: WPS Sounding rocket Wallops Flight Facility WPS -
#16 by Liryc on 10 Feb, 2015 08:12
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http://www.sscspace.com/current-campaigns
Hi, 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 ?
Rocket campaigns 2015Mission Scientific purpose Status Cryofenix Experiments in microgravity (1 VSB-30 rocket) Scheduled January 2015 -
#17 by malte on 10 Feb, 2015 11:53
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http://www.sscspace.com/current-campaigns
Hi, 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 ?
Rocket campaigns 2015Mission Scientific purpose Status Cryofenix Experiments in microgravity (1 VSB-30 rocket) Scheduled January 2015
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#18 by Liryc on 10 Feb, 2015 13:37
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Thanks ! (there doesn't seem to be a live feed at the moment... but I'll keep the link for another day)http://www.sscspace.com/current-campaigns
Hi, 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 ?
Rocket campaigns 2015Mission Scientific purpose Status Cryofenix Experiments in microgravity (1 VSB-30 rocket) Scheduled January 2015
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#19 by Liryc on 10 Feb, 2015 16:00
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Mission Scientific purpose Status Cryofenix Experiments in microgravity (1 VSB-30 rocket) Scheduled January 2015
Launch delayed.
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#20 by catdlr on 03 Aug, 2015 21:56
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Sounding rocket MAPHEUS-5:
Published on Aug 3, 2015
The MAPHEUS-5 sounding rocket was launched from the Esrange Space Center in Northern Sweden on June 30th, 2015, reaching a height of 161 miles (259 kilometers). It carried 5 experiment modules that were successfully recovered after touchdown.
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#21 by Steven Pietrobon on 04 Aug, 2015 06:55
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The VSB-30 number for MAPHEUS 5 is V24 according to the attached report.
HIFiRE 4 was supposed to fly from Woomera in May 2015 on VSB-30 V12, but has probably been delayed due to the flight anomaly experienced with HIFiRE 7 last March. This will be the first suborbital flight from Woomera since HIFiRE 1 in March 2010. I've attached a paper on HIFiRE 4.
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#22 by Rik ISS-fan on 25 Feb, 2016 12:57
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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 2016
23 Jan. 2016, 9:30 UTC+1; Texus-53; SSC; VSB-30
4 Feb. 2016; Spider/LEEWAVES; SSC; VS-30
1th. March 2016; MUSIC; WFF; Terrier-Imp.Malemute
2016
7th March 2016 7-10am; Tech. Development, (RadPC, VIP, SOAREX); WFF; Terrier imp. Orion
7 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-30
June/Juli 2016; Maius; SSC (Esrange); VSB-30
July 2016; C'Space, Biscarrosse, Perseus >2x ARES student rockets
Okt. 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.
2017
March 2017; Rexus 21/22; SSC; 2x Imp. Orion; Student experiments 14"
May 2017; Mapheus-7; SSC; VSB-30
End Oktober 2017; STERN 2017; SSC; 3x student rocket (DLR)
TBD
? 2016 HiFiRe-8; ARR/DSTO; VS-40
2017
? 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-30
2018
? 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-30
2019
? 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)
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#23 by Kryten on 03 May, 2016 21:43
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Celestis have arranged a SpaceLoft XL flight for November 2016; http://www.celestis.com/starseekerFlight.asp
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#24 by russianhalo117 on 04 May, 2016 02:40
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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.
this needs updating
Launched 2016
23 Jan. 2016, 9:30 UTC+1; Texus-53; SSC; VSB-30
4 Feb. 2016; Spider/LEEWAVES; SSC; VS-30
1th. March 2016; MUSIC; WFF; Terrier-Imp.Malemute
2016
7th March 2016 7-10am; Tech. Development, (RadPC, VIP, SOAREX); WFF; Terrier imp. Orion
7 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-30
June/Juli 2016; Maius; SSC (Esrange); VSB-30
July 2016; C'Space, Biscarrosse, Perseus >2x ARES student rockets
Okt. 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.
2017
March 2017; Rexus 21/22; SSC; 2x Imp. Orion; Student experiments 14"
May 2017; Mapheus-7; SSC; VSB-30
End Oktober 2017; STERN 2017; SSC; 3x student rocket (DLR)
TBD
? 2016 HiFiRe-8; ARR/DSTO; VS-40
2017
? 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-30
2018
? 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-30
2019
? 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)
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#25 by Rik ISS-fan on 04 May, 2016 10:04
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Launched 2016
23 Jan. 2016, 9:30 UTC+1; Texus-53; SSC; VSB-30
4 Feb. 2016; Spider/LEEWAVES; SSC; VS-30
1th. March 2016; MUSIC; WFF; Terrier-Imp.Malemute
? 7th March 2016 7-10am; Tech. Development, (RadPC, VIP, SOAREX); WFF; Terrier imp. Orion
? 7 March 2016; Rexus 19 & 20; SSC; 2x Imp. Orion; student experiments 14"
14th April 2016, 04:00UTC ; (DLR) STERN 2016/1; SSC; student rocket: HS-Bremen, AquaSonic
16th April 2016, 09:57UTC ; (DLR) STERN 2016/1; SSC; student rocket: ZARM_TU Bremen, ZEpHyR
28th April 2016, 12:00UTC ; (CNES/Onora Perseus) SERA 2; SSC; 1x Experimental 2 stage with CTI Pro98 Green3, 5,6km link
2016
June 2016; Mapheus-6; SSC; VSB-30
June/Juli 2016; Maius; SSC (Esrange); VSB-30
July 2016; C'Space, Biscarrosse, Perseus >2x ARES student rockets
Okt. 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.
2017
March 2017; Rexus 21/22; SSC; 2x Imp. Orion; Student experiments 14"
May 2017; Mapheus-7; SSC; VSB-30
End Oktober 2017; STERN 2017; SSC; 3x student rocket (DLR)
TBD
? 2016 HiFiRe-8; ARR/DSTO; VS-40
2017
? 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-30
2018
? 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-30
2019
? 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)
I've updated what I know, can someone else update the other launches.
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#26 by Rik ISS-fan on 04 May, 2016 10:29
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Launched 2016
Launch date[ Time Site Mission Launcher Description 23 Jan. 2016 9:30 UTC+1 SSC Texus-53 VSB-30 4 Feb. 2016 SSC Spider/LEEWAVES VS-30 1 March 2016 ? WFF MUSIC Terrier-Imp.Malemute (SM-2ER) 7 March 2016 ?7-10am WFF Tech. Development Terrier imp. Orion (RadPC, VIP, SOAREX) 15 March 2016 05:30UTC SSC REXUS 20 Imp. Orion student experiments 14" 18 March 2016 05:10UTC SSC REXUS 19 Imp. Orion student experiments 14" 14 April 2016 04:00UTC SSC (DLR) STERN 2016/1 HS-Bremen, AquaSonic Student Rocket 16 April 2016 09:57UTC ZARM_TU Bremen, ZEpHyR Student Rocket 28 April 2016 12:00UTC SSC (Perseus) SERA 2 Experimental link
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#27 by Rik ISS-fan on 04 May, 2016 11:10
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Launched 2016
Launch date[ Time Site Mission Launcher Description 23 Jan. 2016 9:30 UTC+1 SSC Texus-53 VSB-30 4 Feb. 2016 SSC Spider/LEEWAVES VS-30 1 March 2016 ? WFF MUSIC Terrier-Imp.Malemute 7 March 2016 ?7-10am WFF Tech. Development Terrier imp. Orion (RadPC, VIP, SOAREX) 15 March 2016 05:30UTC SSC REXUS 20 Imp. Orion student experiments 14" 18 March 2016 05:10UTC SSC REXUS 19 Imp. Orion student experiments 14" 14 April 2016 04:00UTC SSC (DLR) STERN 2016/1 HS-Bremen, AquaSonic Student Rocket 16 April 2016 09:57UTC ZARM_TU Bremen, ZEpHyR Student Rocket 28 April 2016 12:00UTC SSC (Perseus) SERA 2 Experimental link 1 June 2016 ? WSMR EVE Black Brant 9 SDO Calibration flight
Launch Sites:ASC Andoya Space Center /Rocket Range Norway PFRR Poker Flat Research Range USA SSC Esrange Space Center Sweden WFF Wallops Flight Facility USA WSMR US Army White Sands Missile Range USA WO Woomera Australia
2016Launch date[ Site Mission Launcher Description June 2016 SSC Mapheus-6 VSB-30 23 June 2016 WFF RockOn |RockSat-C Terrier- imp. Orion 24 June 2016 ASC MaxiDusty 1 Imp. Malemute EU Imp. Malemute qualification & Mesosphere cloud formation June/Juli 2016 SSC Maius VSB-30 11 July 2016 ASC MaxiDusty 1b Imp. Malemute EU Imp. Malemute qualification & Mesosphere cloud formation 18 July 2016 WSMR Hi-C 2 Black Brant 9 High Resolution Coronal Imager 18 Aug. 2016 WFF RockSat-X 6 BB9 12 Okt. 2016 WSMR RAISE BB9 Okt. 2016 SSC ROTEX ?VS-30? (Rocket Technonoly EXperiment; RWTH Aachen University Germany End Okt. 2016 SSC (DLR) STERN 2016-2 Student rockets 2/3x ... 1 Nov. 2016 WSMR MICRO-X BB9 Nov. 2016 SSC Maxus 9 Castor 4B Last Castor 4B form SSC 1 Dec. 2016 WSMR CIBER-2 13 Dec. 2016 WFF? SUBTEC 7
2017March 2017 SSC Rexus 21/22 2x Imp. Orion Student experiments 14" May 2017 SSC Mapheus-7 VSB-30 End Okt. 2017 SSC (DLR) STERN 2017 3x student rocket
TBD
2017Launch date[ Site Mission Launcher Description ? 2016 WO HiFiRe-4a /-4b ?VSB-30? ? 2016 CLA MICROG 2 VSB-30 Brazil End March 2017 SSC TEXUS 54/55 2x VSB-30 April 2017 SSC Maius 2 VSB-30 End April 2017 SSC (Perseus) SARA 3 Student ProX France July 2017 C'Space (Perseus) ARES France, Biscarrosse Okt 2017 SSC MIRIAM-2 Nov. 2017/Feb. 2018 SSC Cryofenix 2 Nov. 2017/Feb. 2018 SSC Cryofenix 2
2018Mid March 2018 SSC Rexus 23/24 2x Imp. Orion Student experiments 14" March 2018 SSC Maius 3 VSB-30 April 2018 SSC (Perseus) SERA 4 Student experiment May 2018 SSC ATEK VSB-30 End Okt. 2018 SSC (DLR) STERN 2018 3x student rocket Nov./Dec. 2018 SSC Texus 56/57 2x VSB-30 End 2018 ARR/DSTO HiFiRe-8 VS-40
2019
2020Jan 2019 ASC G-CHASER Terrier-imp. Malemute Mid March 2019 SSC Rexus 25/26 2x Imp. Orion Student experiments 14" End April 2019 SSC (Perseus) Sara 5 May 2019 SSC Mapheus-8 VSB-30 End Okt. 2019 SSC (DLR) STERN 2019 3x student rocket Mid March 2020 SSC Rexus 27/28 2x Imp. Orion Student experiments 14" April 2020 SSC MAIUS2 VSB-30 End Okt. 2020 SSC (DLR) STERN 2020 3x Student Rocket
New sounding rockets
? 2th half 2016 Nammo Nucleus (UM-1 30kN); Andoya
? 2017? Nammo Aurora (4xUM-1 102kN); Andoya
? 201?? Nammo Nucleus; SSC (esrange)?
? ?? Nammo North Star 1 (Nucleus Aurora); Andoya
? ?? NAmmo Borealis (400kN 7-cores); Andoya
? ?? Nammo North Star 2
? 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)
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#28 by Rik ISS-fan on 17 Aug, 2016 18:00
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That list was to difficult to keek up to date.
Let's try it with a shared Exel file. Please update the file.
edit: added CPSM (minotaur IV lite / Minuteman D5) launches
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#29 by Rik ISS-fan on 18 Sep, 2016 22:13
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Schedule update with NASA BlueBook, systems and a bit more.
Edited HIFire 4A & B launch. Launch date still unknown to me.
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#30 by Skyrocket on 18 Sep, 2016 22:56
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Schedule update with NASA BlueBook, systems and a bit more.
HiFire-4A & 4B will fly as a dual payload on the same rocket (VSB-30): http://enu.kz/repository/2011/AIAA-2011-2275.pdf
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#31 by Stan Black on 20 Jan, 2017 09:56
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Is this current? Someone help translate?Quote
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。
http://www.isas.jaxa.jp/home/rigaku/giji/gijiroku/53th.pdf
Also, anything here?
https://repository.exst.jaxa.jp/dspace/bitstream/a-is/556264/1/SA6000044015.pdf -
#32 by russianhalo117 on 20 Jan, 2017 15:14
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Is this current? Someone help translate?
google machine translation: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.pdf
Also, anything here?
https://repository.exst.jaxa.jp/dspace/bitstream/a-is/556264/1/SA6000044015.pdf
We reviewed the H29 fiscal year and reviewed the "Flying test of rotating type detonation engine (Professor Okasabu Nagasaki)" (Summer Heisei 30 - S - 520 - 31), "The inertia platform using the UMS link mechanism and contactless power transmission (JAXA ISA Fukushima, Mita) "(summer of Heisei 28, S - 310 - 45) was adopted.
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#33 by Rik ISS-fan on 22 Jan, 2017 09:01
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At SSC they plan to launch 2x VSB-30 (MAIUS1 & MAPHEUS6) between 15 Januari and 10 February.
At this moment, MAIUS1 is in a T-20 min. hold because of wrong wind conditions. This launch day the launch was planned at 9:15 UTC (10:15 CET), 10 minutes before countdown restarts SSC will give a notice.
Link: SSC esrange.insupport (Live stream)T-10:00 minutes
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#34 by Rik ISS-fan on 26 Jun, 2017 21:48
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I thought it was time to update the sounding rocket schedule again. So here it is:
It's a lot of work to keep this schedule up to date. And it's supposed to be a global schedule.
If you have reliable sources about suborbital launches from China; India, Taiwan, enz. please post the links here, thanks in advance
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#35 by obi-wan on 13 Aug, 2017 10:11
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Successful launch of ROCSAT-X at 5:30 EDT from Wallops - apogee at 153 km.
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#36 by catdlr on 13 Aug, 2017 20:28
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Successful launch of ROCSAT-X at 5:30 EDT from Wallops - apogee at 153 km.
here is the video:
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#37 by Stan Black on 03 Feb, 2018 07:29
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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.pdf
Also, anything here?
https://repository.exst.jaxa.jp/dspace/bitstream/a-is/556264/1/SA6000044015.pdf
Curious things here:-
http://gd.isas.jaxa.jp/~kzyamada/MAAC/2017/publication/2017_Koko_01_KYamada.pdf -
#38 by Rik ISS-fan on 03 Feb, 2018 12:55
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SSC hasn't updated their schedule for a long time. (so I also didn't)
But Feb. 1th this safety warning was released.
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#39 by Skyrocket on 19 Feb, 2018 09:15
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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.
The S31-IM (Improved Malemute) was launched on 17 February and carried the MAPHEUS-7 payload.
https://twitter.com/SSC_Rockets/status/964761248888971264
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#40 by gongora on 12 May, 2018 21:10
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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 Operation
The 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 Operation
Operation Start Date: 08/11/2018
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#41 by Notleslie on 02 Jan, 2019 06:01
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CAPER 2 launch from Andoya, window 02-17 Jan 0700-1200 daily
A0420/18 NOTAMN
Q) BIRD/QRTCA/IV/BO/W/000/999/
A) BIRD B) 1901020700 C) 1901171200
E) DUE TO LAUNCHING OF RESEARCH ROCKET IN NORWAY TEMPO DANGER
AREA ACT FOR
ACFT FLT WI 803205N 0162322E 812700N 0375845E 834518N
0525019E 861424N 0594831E 881105N 0241616E 862956N 0234132W 834819N
0171645W 813911N 0023738W WHICH REGARD BIRD FIR
F) SFC G) UNL
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#42 by Rik ISS-fan on 13 Jan, 2019 21:31
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Andoya Space Center: CASPER-2 & G-CHASER
have been launched Jan. 4 & Jan. 13 2019.
Both part of the CUSP GCI project. (4/9 missions ; 6/12 rockets completed)
CUSP GCI missions left to launch:
- AZURE 2x BBXI (51.001 & 51.002) ASC Apr. 2019
- ICI-5 (? IM: Improved Malemute) SvB (Ny-Alesund, Svalbard) Jan. or Dec. 2019
- C-REX-2 BB XII ASC Nov/Dec. 2019
- CHI BB IX SvB Nov/Dec. 2019
- JAXA SS-520 Svb Jan.2020
Also finally a update from SSC (Esrange Space Center) DIRECT LINK
Lots of TBD launches again. (hopefully it doesn't go like last year)FourSix decided launch missions:
- REXUS 25/26 2x Imp. Orion (IO) (and possibly REXUS 23) Feb./March 2019
- SARA 4 (PERSEUS Student rocket, France) April 2019
- ATEK/MAPHEUS-8 IM/VS-30 May/June 2019 (I wonder; is this a Imp.Malemute staging to a S-30 or vice-versa)
- MASER 14 VSB-30 June/July 2019
- SPIDER 2 IM (Improved Malemute) Jan/Feb. 2020
- REXUS 27/28 2x Imp. Orion March 2020
I think the STERN DLR Student launches are note worthy:
Three launch opportunities: 2019 (Okt./Nov); 2020-1 (March) & 2020-2 (June/July 2020)
DLR MORABA also is planning to introduce two new Sounding rockets:
- IM/IO : Improved Malemute | Imp. Orion
- IM/IM : Imp. Malemute | Imp. Malemute used for MAPHEUS-10, -11 &-12
I expected more launches from Andoya than from Esrange this year, but I'm happy to be wrong.
Let's also include the PLDspace MIURA-1 sounding rocket that should have it's maiden launch Q3 or Q4 2019 from CEDEA Spain.
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#43 by Olaf on 04 Feb, 2019 18:03
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#44 by russianhalo117 on 30 Apr, 2019 22:40
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D5 Launch exercise:
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#45 by Steven Pietrobon on 03 Nov, 2019 23:31
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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
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#46 by josespeck on 21 Jan, 2020 16:29
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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
What 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
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#47 by russianhalo117 on 21 Jan, 2020 16:48
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The main page only exists presently. Maybe they didn't meet funding targets. Website is a DIY SquareSpace build.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
What 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 -
#48 by russianhalo117 on 23 Jan, 2020 23:03
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Poker Flat Research Range Sounding Rocket Livestream Test 01-23-2020-2. Targeted launch time 4am local 1300UTC. No other details available via YouTube at this time.
UAF's PFRR Website: https://www.pfrr.alaska.edu/
Twitter updates:
https://twitter.com/PokerFlatRR?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Eembeddedtimeline%7Ctwterm%5Eprofile%3APokerFlatRR&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.pfrr.alaska.edu%2Fcontent%2Fwelcome-poker-flat
Livestream for second launch of the year:
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#49 by Closer to Space on 13 May, 2020 17:33
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France will launch an Arčs 23 NG sounding rocket from Kourou ALFS in "few months". Will be the first flight from ALFS in more than 40 years.
https://twitter.com/CNES/status/1260614575990464513
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#50 by Rik ISS-fan on 27 May, 2020 21:38
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SSC Esrange updated their launch schedule today. can de downloaded here
file: SSC Launch program 27 May 2020
The launch schedule: for 2020.
July/Aug. 2020 STERN 2020-1 (DLR student rocket)
Aug. 2020 Bolt-1 S31-Imp. Orion rocket
Sept./Okt. 2020 REXUS 27/28 (DLR/SSC Student experiments) 2x Imp. Orion
Okt./Nov. 2020 STERN 2020-2 (DLR student rocket)
Okt./Nov. 2020 Mapheus-9/10 2x IM/IM (IM = Imp. Malemute)
Dec. 2020 STORT SF1&2 2x Imp. Orion
That's the current schedule, but weather and Covid-19 could alter it.
And according to the DLR Raumfahrtkalender;
there is a 2th PMWE launch mission from Andoya between 1 and 15 Okt. 2020.
If I'm not mistaken, the PMWE (Polar Mesosphere Winter Echoes) use two imp. Malemute rockets.
And I found out that Euro Space Technology now builds the Mongoose 98 / CaNoRock. It launched in February from Andoya.
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#51 by Rik ISS-fan on 11 Jan, 2021 10:12
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#52 by Fmedici on 15 Jan, 2021 17:27
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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. -
#53 by Fmedici on 15 Jan, 2021 21:15
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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.
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#54 by gongora on 23 Mar, 2021 00:38
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UP Aerospace https://fcc.report/ELS/UP-Aerospace-Inc/0422-EX-ST-2021Quote
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.
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#55 by Rik ISS-fan on 02 Oct, 2021 08:26
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Andoya Space: Hazard area notification:Quote
Andřya 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.
Mapview (Orange = T-Minus, Pink = PMWE small)
The launch operations will take place some time between September 30th and October 15th, 2021, 08:00 and 15:00 local time. ...
PMWE (Polar, Mesospheric Winter radar Echos) is a IAP (Leibniz Institute for Atmospheric Physics) sounding rocket project. -
#56 by Rik ISS-fan on 04 Oct, 2021 10:07
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Andoya Space: Hazard Area Notification.Quote
October 4th: The activity has concluded, and all hazard areas at sea are cancelled. Thank you for the cooperation.
I hoop to read a report and see some images soon.
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#57 by Steven Pietrobon on 05 Oct, 2021 06:05
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Here's an article on the launches. The project name is Polar Mesosphere Winter Echoes (PMWE).
https://www.nrk.no/nordland/andoya-space_-royk-fra-stjerneskudd-kan-bidra-til-a-forklare-sjeldne-_ekko_-i-atmosfaeren-1.15674131
"Think shooting stars contribute to rare 'echo' - launches nine rockets to explore
Now several rockets are being launched from Andřya in the hope of finding out a particular phenomenon high above the ground." -
#58 by Jrcraft on 05 Oct, 2021 16:41
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Have any of them launched yet? Can't find too much on it.
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#59 by PM3 on 05 Oct, 2021 17:21
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Here we have a countdown clock for the first Deimos-One "Vulcan" suborbital launch:
https://deimosone.com/vehicles/vulcan/
Counting towards November 12, 2021,07:00 UTC. Launching from Nevada, I assume.
Edit: I miscalculated the time zone, and there is something wrong with the clock. It now counts towards the odd time 11:52 pm on November 12. Probably Southern Nevada local time (MT), but they won't launch in the night. Was something like noon yesterday.QuoteIn 2021, Deimos-One will launch a new space capsule into outer space, powering our ability to fly reusable payloads and humans into space using American made vehicles. Eventually, our reusable suborbital rocket system will take astronauts and research payloads past the Kármán line into Earth orbit and beyond, offering every human on our planet the experience of a lifetime.
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#60 by Fmedici on 16 Oct, 2021 07:18
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Have any of them launched yet? Can't find too much on it.
All 9 launches took place during the weekend of 1-3 October and looking at the hazard areas map above I suppose they used T-Minus Dart rockets (which, correct me if I'm wrong, have been launched for the first time since the two flights in Koonibba last year) but that's all we know at the moment. Hopefully more news will come out in the next days.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/andoya-space_tror-stjerneskudd-bidrar-til-sjeldent-ekko-activity-6851139367616974848-xbKy/
EDIT: Actually I'm not sure that the "T-Minus" label on that map stands for the T-Minus DART rocket since T-Minus Engineering hasn't released any statement about that, but I can't think of another interpretations ("t-minus" as countdown seems too vague) -
#61 by Rik ISS-fan on 16 Oct, 2021 18:25
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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.
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#62 by russianhalo117 on 01 Mar, 2022 07:02
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UAF PFRR Launch Schedule et al:
https://www.pfrr.alaska.edu/launch_info
NASA suborbital schedule: https://sites.wff.nasa.gov/code810/files/BlueBook.pdf -
#63 by Steven Pietrobon on 18 Jul, 2022 06:46
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SpaceLoft XL SL-13 is launching on 30 November.
https://www.celestis.com/launch-schedule/aurora-flight/
Ashes from former US-Australian astronaut Philip K. Chapman will be aboard.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-17/australian-born-astronaut-ashes-to-be-taken-to-space/101245422
Another payload could be ADI-LAB from ResearchSat here in Adelaide.
https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/future-adelaide/sa-startup-blasts-off-with-microgravity-research-at-the-forefront-of-its-mission/news-story/0bdf9bec1df48ebdbd45c8c7c8507fc2 -
#64 by Fmedici on 20 Aug, 2022 08:02
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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 -
#65 by Liss on 24 Oct, 2022 08:48
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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
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#66 by gongora on 02 Jul, 2024 20:11
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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. -
#67 by Steven Pietrobon on 12 Aug, 2024 06:47
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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
I hoop to read a report and see some images soon.