SpaceNewsHuge commercial Chinese solid rocket launches 3 satellites from barge in the Yellow Sea
EshaHaberÇinli Orienspace şirketi Gravity-1 roketiyle ikinci fırlatışı yaptı!: Xinhua'nın haberine göre, JILIN-1 Kuanfu 02B-07, Şütienyüşing 01 ve 02 uyduları, "Gravity-1 Y2" roketi ile Sarı Deniz'de Hayyang şehri açığındaki gemi platformundan fırlatıldı.
Şandong eyaleti merkezli Orienspace şirketi tarafından geliştiren Gravity-1, ikinci kez bir fırlatışta kullanıldı. Roketle ilk fırlatış 11 Ocak 2024'te… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/cinli-orienspace-sirketi-gravity-1-roketiyle-ikinci-firlatisi-yapti-263411.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #Roket #Uzay #Orienspace #Gravity1 #Fırlatma
China set for high-stakes moon program and reusable launch tests to close out 2025
Guppy@ロケみる集会OrienSpaceが5回の資金調達で17億ドルを調達し、10億ドル以上の受注を獲得、高いペイロード容量とコスト効率を持つ再利用型液体ロケット「Gravity-2」を2025年に初打ち上げ予定。 #OrienSpace
https://x.com/CNSAWatcher/status/1799719173012017284
https://x.com/CNSAWatcher/status/1799719173012017284
DevCodeF1.comhttps://devcodef1.com/news/1099409/orienspace-gravity-1-rocket?utm_source=mastodon #OrienSpace #Gravity-1 #solidfuelrocket #spaceexploration
OrienSpace, a Chinese company, launched its solid fuel rocket, Gravity-1, which is known as the world's most powerful solid fuel rocket. The rocket, which took off from a ship in the Yellow Sea, carried three weather satellites for Yunyao Aerospace. Gravity-1 is a two-stage rocket, with the first stage having four solid fuel booster engines. OrienSpace, f
OrienSpace, a Chinese company, launched its solid fuel rocket, Gravity-1, which is known as the world's most powerful solid fuel rocket. The rocket, which took off from a ship in the Yellow Sea, carried three weather satellites for Yunyao Aerospace. Gravity-1 is a two-stage rocket, with the first stage having four solid fuel booster engines. OrienSpace, f
OrienSpace Launches Solid Fuel Rocket Gravity-1
OrienSpace, a Chinese company, launched its solid fuel rocket, Gravity-1, which is known as the world's most powerful solid fuel rocket. The rocket, which took off from a ship in the Yellow Sea, carried three weather satellites for Yunyao Aerospace. Gravity-1 is a two-stage rocket, with the first stage having four solid fuel booster engines. OrienSpace, founded in 2020, plans to focus on launching satellite constellations. Its next rocket, Gravity-2, will have a liquid fuel first stage capable of landing, similar to SpaceX's Falcon 9.
RTN"World's mightiest solid-fueled rocket makes maiden flight"
"Gravity 1 rocket .. made its debut flight from China on Thursday.
.. 30-meter-tall rocket blasted off at 1:30 pm from a .. ship off the coast of Haiyang in Shandong province .. transported three remote-sensing satellites into an orbit about 500 kilometers above the ground."
https://global.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202401/11/WS659f8403a3105f21a507bccf.html
11.1.2024
#China #Gravity1 #Orienspace #Raumfahrt #Satelliten #Yunyao1
OrienSpaceの"Gravity-1"ロケットの打ち上げに成功。新しい固体燃料ロケットのLEOキャパビリティは6.5t、SSOは4.2t。 #OrienSpace
https://x.com/CNSAWatcher/status/1745329991406231578
https://x.com/CNSAWatcher/status/1745329991406231578
ORIENSPACEのGravity-1が海洋沖の新しい海上打ち上げプラットフォームで準備中。05:30UTCに3つのYunyao-1気象衛星を50°の500km LEOに打ち上げ予定。中国語の写真説明も含まれる。 #ORIENSPACE #Gravity-1 #Yunyao-1
https://x.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1745111470604693940
https://x.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1745111470604693940
China 'N Asia Spaceflight 🚀𝕏 🛰️ (@CNSpaceflight) on X
This will be a fun launch. ORIENSPACE's Gravity-1 is getting ready on the new sea launch platform off the shore of Haiyang. Targeting ~05:30UTC to launch three Yunyao-1 weather satellites (probably built by ChangGuang as part of Jilin-1 constellation) to 50° 500km LEO
Revesdespace🚀 Cette image fait penser à KSP mais il s’agit bien d’un vrai lanceur : Gravity-1 de l’entreprise chinoise #Orienspace.
#Gravity1 utilise des boosters à propergol solide, 1 premier étage solide. La fusée de 31 mètres devrait être capable de lancer 6,5 tonnes de charge utile sur une orbite basse, ou 3,7 tonnes en orbite héliosynchrone.
Décollage prévu d’ici la fin de l’année depuis une plateforme en mer
#Gravity1 utilise des boosters à propergol solide, 1 premier étage solide. La fusée de 31 mètres devrait être capable de lancer 6,5 tonnes de charge utile sur une orbite basse, ou 3,7 tonnes en orbite héliosynchrone.
Décollage prévu d’ici la fin de l’année depuis une plateforme en mer
