The rocket exploded after 40 seconds of flight, but the developer said the flight was achieved expectations.
German company Isar Aerospace on Sunday, on March 30, held the first launch of its test without an orbital missile missile. The Rocket exploded 40 seconds after the start, but the launch was called successful, CBS News reports.
It is noted that the spectrum missile, launched from the Norwegian Andieus Cosmodrome in the Arctic, was designed to create the possibility of launching satellites from Europe. Isar Aerospace is called this successful flight.
“Our first flight was justified in all our expectations and passed with great success. We had a pure take -off, 30 seconds of flight and even managed to review our flight stop system,” said Daniel Metzler, the writer and co -Founder of Isar Aerospace.
The publication emphasized that orbital missiles were designed to remove goods such as satellites, in land orbit or more. The launch of the spectrum is the first launch of an orbital launch vehicle from the European continent, except in Russia.
Journalists added that the launch of the rocket was repeatedly delayed due to weather conditions. As a result, Isar Aerospace reduced expectations.
“We did not expect to reach the orbit during this trial. In fact, not a single company was able to bring the first orbital vehicle launch to the orbit,” Metzler said before launching the rocket.
It is noted that a two -stage rocket did not bring any loading on a flight.
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