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Amazon startet Project Kuiper: Ein Konkurrenzprojekt zu Starlink
Amazon steht vor einem wichtigen Meilenstein. Das Unternehmen hat angekündigt, sein ambitioniertes Weltraum-Internetprojekt Project Kuiper offizi
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#News #Tellerrand #Amazon #Arianespace #AtlasV #BlueOrigin #Hochgeschwindigkeitsinternet #LEOSatelliten #ProjectKuiper #SatellitenInternet #SpaceX #Starlink #UnitedLaunchAlliance

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Spaceflight 🚀

#Amazon is under time pressure ⏱️. The license issued by the US regulatory authorities for the operation of #satellite internet in 2020 requires half of the satellite network to be completed by 📆 July 2026. The rest must be in orbit by July 2029 ⏳. More than 30 additional launches are planned with other companies, such as #Arianespace and #BlueOrigin. Even the competitor #SpaceX is helping out heise.de/en/news/Amazon-launch

heise online · Amazon launches the first internet satellites for Project Kuiper next weekBy Frank Schräer
#Kuiper#ULA#Ariane6
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Ԏєηυкι, 手抜き🚀🐧♏ 🔭 ⚫⚪

#otd 1980 (#history, #otd ) France foundet with Germany #Arianespace for commercial #spaceflight business . The preceding ELDO (see b.) failed due to cost. First rocketstart by ESA. Prem. was 1984 in Kourou. Today France holds 62% while Germany only shares 20% . The Rest is by Airbus Def&Space and many more euro states . CNES as prime contractor for operational starts Ariane. It is the French space agency. (As DLR De)

»Die Dritte Stufe« der 🚀 Europa 1 (RB 1965)

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Logo of Arianespace featuring a blue globe with a curved orbit line and the text "arianespace service & solutions" in a modern font.
An open booklet featuring the Ariane program, showcasing a rocket launch. The left page highlights the program's history with dates and images, while the right page contains text in German and English discussing the development and milestones of the program.
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#ESA:
"After the successful delivery of CSO-3, Ariane 6 demonstrated the full potential of its upper stage. The Auxiliary Propulsion Unit ignited as expected, and the Vinci engine’s third boost put the upper stage into a reentry orbit to safely burn up through Earth’s atmosphere, preventing accumulation of space debris. This confirms the full capability of Ariane 6."

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www.esa.intAriane 6 takes flight for the second timeEurope’s newest rocket, Ariane 6, took flight for the second time from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana at 13:24 local time on 6 March (16:24 GMT, 17:24 CET). This was the first commercial flight for Ariane 6, flight VA263, delivering the CSO-3 satellite to orbit. Arianespace was the operator and launch service provider for the French Procurement agency (DGA) and France’s space agency CNES on behalf of the French Air and Space Force’s Space Command (CDE).
#APU#Ariane6#Arianespace
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MediaFaro Analysis

Ariane 6 successfully completes first commercial mission.

The European Space Agency's Ariane 6 rocket successfully launched a French military satellite into space this week on its first commercial mission.

It successfully launched a CSO-3 French military observation satellite into orbit at an altitude of around 800 kilometres.

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The historic Ariane 6 liftoff occurred on Tuesday, July 9 at 1600 GFT from the Guiana Space Centre, also known as Europe's Spaceport, in Kourou, French Guiana. | Copyright ESA, Arianespace, CNES
Euronews · Ariane 6 successfully completes first commercial mission.By Euronews
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