Doming Sundays followed the weather conditions for a week, which delayed the test on Mondays and Saturdays.
Continental’s first orbit rocket launched from Europe: 30 seconds before the plane crashes.
With the first test of the spectrum rocket test, Europe has taken a significant action in its space ambitions.
The European space private company IAR Aerospace successfully completed its first rehearsal aircraft of its “spectrum” rocket, although it lived on the ground a few seconds after Sunday.
Isar Aerospace, a German company -based company -based company, launched the rocket from the Norwegian space site in North Norway. At 12:30 pm on Sunday, the rocket departed from the platform, fell back and flew for about 30 seconds, causing a strong explosion.
The 28 -meter -long spectrum is a two -phase rocket designed to place small and medium -sized satellites.
This is the first attempt to introduce the satellite rocket from Continental Europe.
“Our first test plane has lived in accordance with all of our expectations, and it was a huge success,” said Ice CEO and co -company in a statement. “We have a clean tag -off, 30 seconds aircraft. And we can check our air ending system.”
Tomingo’s descendants followed the adverse weather conditions for a week, which delayed the test on Mondays and Saturdays.
The company widely rejected the chance of reaching the rocket on its first full plane, claiming that it was a successful consider for a 30 -year -old aircraft.
The purpose of the IAR space is to collect data and experience as possible during the first integrated test of all organizations in your locally developed launch vehicle.
The IAR Aerospace is divided from the European Space Agency (ESA), which is funded by its 23 member states.
The ESA has been introducing rockets and satellites in the orbit for many years, but mainly French Guiana and Florida’s Cabo Canawar; Therefore, this is the first attempt to introduce a satellite rocket from Continental Europe.
