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The first vertical landing rocket after flight into space
(16) | 22/12/2015 | Translate: A few hours ago, the SpaceX company held a tour de force, for the first time landing a rocket (Falcon 9) After orbital flight (in orbit around the Earth). The main goal of the mission was to launch 11 small telecommunications satellites for Orbcomm.
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The successful vertical landing rocket Falcon 9 Absolute success was yesterday's mission SpaceX. The company successfully launched a rocket that sent the Space Dragon boat with supplies to the International Space Station. The rocket then returned to Earth and landed successfully at Cape Canaveral. This would be impossible in previous years, after the rocket would be considered expendable resulting in debris at the drop of.- The SpaceX disillusioning a missile into the sea On December 22, 2015, the SpaceX managed to land it for the first time a rocket vertically ashore after an orbital flight. On Friday, April 8, 2016, the company made a feat, managing to land it for the first time a rocket on a floating platform in the Atlantic Ocean. The firing was performed at Cape Canaveral in Florida and the flight lasted only 10 minutes. The SpaceX mission CRS-8 is not designed only to test the landing at sea. The rocket he carries the Dragon capsule that was placed in orbit on the ISS space stations supply. Why means a rocket; It can be recovered and recycled, reducing the cost of sending.
- The summary of the mission of the Falcon Heavy On the occasion of the SXSW festival in Austin Texas, The SpaceX unveiled a clip to launch the Falcon Heavy rocket on February 6, which sent a Tesla Roadster in space. The clip was directed by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, creators of the series "Westworld". Music: David Bowie - Life On Mars?
- Landing from space to Earth The American company Blue Origin published the video on the landing of the New Shepard rocket epanachrisimopoioymenoy, Since the camera is placed on the same rocket, who has traveled three times to space. On April 2, spacecraft successfully landed on the launch pad after reaching flight at an altitude of 103.000 meters.
- Successful landing of three boosters of the Falcon Heavy On Thursday April 11, 2019, American company SpaceX made its first operational launch of the Falcon Heavy rocket at Cape Canaveral, California. A successful double mission to recover the three promoters (two in the mainland and the third on a barge floating in the Atlantic Ocean) and positioning satellite Saudi Arabsat-6A orbiting, 36.000 km. From the earth. A real success.
- The launch of the Falcon Heavy rocket and landing two promoters On Tuesday 6 February 2018 15:46 in Cape Canaveral, The SpaceX achieved the feat of the launch of the Falcon Heavy, the strongest operational missile yet. The rocket is 70 meters high and 11,6 meters wide, payload 63,8 tons. It consists of two promoters and two floors. For his first mission, payload launcher is a car Tesla Roadster. The car is put into orbit four minutes after takeoff. The two promoters are returned to the mainland 8 minutes after firing, almost simultaneous landing. The first floor crashed a few hundred meters from the barge had to land. He entered the water at a speed of 480 km / h.
- The wrong way to land a rocket launch A small collection of various unsuccessful landing the Falcon 9 rocket the US company SpaceX, from September 2013 until the first successful landing in December 2015. Before this, shipments destined to place in orbit any craft or satellite needed new launchers, with construction costs up to 10 million US dollars. While the launchers generally lost during launch, the strategy of SpaceX from 2011 is sobering to those pieces of the rocket in order to reuse in subsequent missions. So it saves enough money and resources.
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- The DART spacecraft crashes into asteroid to change its trajectory After 10 months of space travel, the DART probe hit its target by dropping more than 20.000 km/h in the asteroid Dimorphos located about 11 million kilometers from Earth. The purpose of the mission was to deflect the orbit of the asteroid in order to protect us from an asteroid heading towards our planet. The images were captured by the probe before impact with the approximately 160-meter-diameter asteroid. It will take a few weeks for scientists to confirm that the asteroid has indeed deviated from its orbit.
- Landing a small rocket like in SpaceX Joe Barnard, a self-taught aerospace engineer, managed to build a small model of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and land it vertically just like the real thing.
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- The failed launch of the Firefly Alpha rocket On Thursday, September 2, 2021, was the first rocket launch by the American company Firefly Aerospace. Firefly Alpha rocket launched from Vandenberg space launch base in California. After 2 minutes of flight, the rocket went out of control and was then destroyed by remote control for security reasons. The rocket carried 10 very small satellites.
- A stowaway pigeon delayed the flight On August 9, 2021, a flight from Newark, New Jersey to Athens was delayed by an hour, as the crew searched for a dove that boarded the plane. Eventually the dove was never found, even after landing.
- The rocket located the target Launching a large firework at a party in Bangladesh. The rocket went very high, but landed at almost the same point.
- Debris from a SpaceX rocket illuminates the sky On the afternoon of Thursday, March 25, 2021, An Oregon Newberg resident recorded a light emission caused by the wreckage of a SpaceX rocket as it returned to the atmosphere. It was debris from the second stage of a Falcon 9 rocket. "What is seen in the sky is a rocket that falls into the atmosphere at a speed of over 27.000 km / h and crumbles from the heat" said Jonathan McDowell, from the Harvard Astrophysics Center. No damage has been reported.
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