Since Nazi Era V-2, Germany’s biggest rocket exploded to Fireball just a few seconds after the launch
It is a German rocket defined as the country’s largest in the country just 40 seconds after the release of the Nazi period from a Norwegian space port.
The unmanned spectrum rocket saw today that he had left the Andøya Spaceport in Norway in a wild way in seconds after the launch.
The images taken by the German company Isar Aerospace, responsible for Rocket, showed that a large fire ball exploded on the effect before the engines fail and falling into the nearby sea.
However, Isar Aerospace claimed that the unsuccessful launch was successful because he gave comprehensive data to the engineers.
General Manager Daniel Metzler said in a statement, “Our first test flight met all our expectations, it achieved a great success.” He said.
‘We made a clean departure, 30 seconds of flight and even had to verify our flight termination system.’
Spectrum rocket is length of 28m (92ft) and is strengthened with 10 special motors.
The two -stage spacecraft is specifically designed to orbit small and medium satellites.
It was seen that the unmanned spectrum rocket was leaving the Andøya SpacePort in Norway within the seconds after the launch.
The images taken by the German company Isar Aerospace, who is responsible for Rocket, showed that it was swinging in the air before the engines fail and falling into the nearby sea.
Rocket exploded on the effect
Despite the explosion, Isar Aerospace claimed that the unsuccessful launch was successful because he gave comprehensive data to the engineers.
Global space race has been accelerating for years. Earlier this year, England announced that he had finally participated in the Setland Islands by announcing a space harbor.
The first ‘vertical’ rocket launch of the UK territory will finally continue this year from the Saxavord SpacePort, north of the Setland Islands.
Developed by the German company rocket factory Augsburg, the 100FT RFA One launch tool will perform a vertical explosion from the NASA style from the site.
Small and micro-Uydurs, who pointed to the first British satellite launch to pay customers, will carry up to the Earth orbit up to 1,300 kg.
The rocket factory Augsburg (RFA) has been licensed by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), the UK’s regulator, for a space flight, ie the flight can continue officially.
CAA CEO Rob Bishton, “ “ British territory of the first vertical launch license, the nation is moving towards a historical milestone, ” he said.
Saxavort Spaceport is one of the three space areas aiming to start satellite launch in the UK.
