Virgin Orbit attempted to carry out the first satellite launch from the United Kingdom on Monday with the first LauncherOne mission out of Spaceport Cornwall. LauncherOne was dropped from Virgin’s Cosmic Girl carrier aircraft off the coast of Ireland at approximately 23:11 UTC, and flight appeared nominal through stage 2 ignition and fairing separation, although updates from Virgin Orbit during the flight were intermittent.
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Virgin Orbit launched its fifth flight of the LauncherOne rocket, after scrubbing an attempt on…
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Virgin Orbit’s LauncherOne and its 747 carrier aircraft “Cosmic Girl” have launched the US Defense…
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During October 2021’s Small Payload Ride Share Association Symposium, a collection of small satellite launch…
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Small satellite launch company Virgin Orbit has successfully launched it’s LauncherOne rocket on its first…
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Following the first successful launch of LauncherOne in January, Virgin Orbit is aiming for their…
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After an eight month stand down to resolve issues revealed during the first mission of…
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After years of development and testing, Virgin Orbit has conducted its first orbital launch attempt.…
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LauncherOne Cryo Captive Carry test on Cosmic Girl – wins smallsat missions
by Lee KanayamaVirgin Orbit’s LauncherOne is getting closer to its debut launch following the weekend’s successful cryo…
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In 2019, American companies reached crucial milestones on the path towards launching small satellites. Firefly…
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Virgin Orbit achieved another major milestone on Sunday, with LauncherOne taken on a captive carry…
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Virgin Orbit is just months away from the first launch of its LauncherOne rocket. The…
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Virgin Orbit’s LauncherOne has signed an agreement to launch a SITAEL satellite developed in collaboration…
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While Virgin Galactic prepare to restart test operations with its SpaceShipTwo vehicle, the company has…
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Virgin Galactic – part of the Virgin corporation headed by Sir Richard Branson – has…
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Due to customer demand, Virgin Galactic claims it has nearly doubled the amount of payload…