First launch of Europes new Vega rocket.
A new launch vehicle to put smaller payloads (300-1500kg) into orbit at a lower cost.
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Added: Feb-13-2012 Occurred On: Feb-13-2012
By: Idontlikefish
In: Regional News
Tags: esa, europe, rocket, vega, launch
Location: French Guiana (load item map)
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By: Idontlikefish
In: Regional News
Tags: esa, europe, rocket, vega, launch
Location: French Guiana (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 1466 | Comments: 13 | Votes: 0 | Favorites: 0 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
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It looks like competition is heating up in the space launch game.
This can only be a good thing for commercial payloads.
I really hope that the space agencies of the world can unite for the really important missions, that improve the knowledge of mankind as a whole.
For instance, it seems a waste that Red China is launching rockets, and are maybe at the stage that NASA was at just post Gemini (late 50s,early 60s, with orbital rendezvous, 2 astronauts etc), when we SHOULD be combining our eff More..
Posted Feb-13-2012 Bygnark1ll (541.06) 
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ok, so at 1500kg a rocket how many will they need to send the EU parliment towards the sun?
Posted Feb-13-2012 ByXjamesX (448.44) 
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@XjamesX It can take 10 at a time, however if we were to de-hydrate them first that number could be 10x larger.
Posted Feb-13-2012 Byfireengineer (1222.48) fireengineer View Channel Send Message
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@XjamesX Hahaha awesome question!
Posted Feb-13-2012 Bybalambalam (527.36) 
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The chevy vega wasn't that fast.
Posted Feb-13-2012 Bymannixxx (649.64) 
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Interesting wee video.
Posted Feb-13-2012 Bybravojock (153.74) 
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haha chef of the mission
Posted Feb-13-2012 BySunniLebanese (205.28) SunniLebanese View Channel Send Message
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That was a very fast lift off, nice job ESA.
Rocket by wire, pretty cool.
Posted Feb-13-2012 Bystarskyandhutch69 (581.78) 
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Suck my Vega ****.
Posted Feb-13-2012 ByCrapsOnYou (225.10) 
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impressive stuff - at the end it was going 6Km per second - amazingly fast!
Posted Feb-13-2012 Bythecleaner001 (11804.18) 
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Jeez...I hope the engine doesn't have an aluminum block.
Posted Feb-13-2012 Byrobd216 (163.88) 
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Think that's fast - look up the 'Sprint' missile. Old 70s techhology but holy fuck did that thing go.
Posted Feb-14-2012 Bylozzah666 (65.84) lozzah666 View Channel Send Message
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