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Kleos Space orders fourth CubeSat cluster and along with Varda Space secures spots on Falcon 9 rockets
Kleos Space has ordered its fourth cluster of four satellites, known as KLEOS OBSERVER MISSION, from ISISpace. As part of the order the four CubeSats will be manifested on a mid-2022 SpaceX rideshare mission by Spaceflight Inc. The Dutch CubeSat manufacturer has...
Space debris mitigation technology test satellite launched by China
China has launched a further technology test satellite in its SHI JIAN series. The mission lifted-off from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, China, at 0127 GMT on 24 October and utilised a Long March 3B/G2 (CZ-3B/G2) rocket. The satellite, known as Shi Jian 21...
Ariane 5 ECA+ launches pair of comsats: SES-17 and Syracuse 4A
Having been delayed one day by a ground systems issue, and then a further one hour's wait to check out a pressurisation issue on its main stage, at 0210 GMT on 24 October, an Ariane 5 ECA+ successfully launched from Guiana Space Centre, Kourou, French Guiana. It was...
KSLV-II (NURI) rocket reaches target altitude but its dummy satellite did not achieve orbit
The maiden orbital launch of the KSLV-II (NURI) rocket, South Korea's first domestically built launch vehicle, took place at 0800 GMT on 21 October. The three-stage vehicle carried a 1.5 metric ton dummy satellite payload. The 200 metric ton KSLV-II (NURI) rocket was...