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1. arstechnica.com › space › 2024Europe’s first Ariane 6 flight achieved most of its goals ...

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   Jul 10, 2024 · The first European Ariane 6 rocket fired off its launch pad at the edge of the Amazon rainforest and climbed into orbit Tuesday, an inaugural flight a decade in the making that restored Europe's...

2. www.euronews.com › next › 2024/07/14Ariane 6's inaugural flight was deemed a success. What's next ...

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   Jul 14, 2024 · The mission, which has been in the works since 2014, was immediately deemed a success by the European Space Agency (ESA) and its partners; the launch wasn’t without incident as the rocket’s...

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4. www.ft.com › content › f4f65270-3d27-4ec6-8179-af82eEurope’s newest rocket puts bloc’s space ambitions to the test

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   Jun 30, 2024 · The first flight of the heavy-lift Ariane 6 rocket will test whether Europe can rebuild credibility in the commercial launch market once dominated by Ariane 5 and now by Elon Musk’s SpaceX.

5. ariane.group › en › foldersAriane 6 - ArianeGroup

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   MT Aerospace and ArianeGroup are signing two contracts to demonstrate maturity of all enabling technologies for a new lightweight, cost-optimized, versatile Ariane 6 composite upper stage. PHOEBUS is a project to validate technologies and concepts for an optimized upper stage on Ariane 6.

6. ariane.group › en › newsAriane 6 inaugural launch – mission successful - ArianeGroup

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   Jul 9, 2024 · Europe’s new heavy-lift launch vehicle Ariane 6 carried out its first flight perfectly. Modular and agile, Ariane 6 has a reignitable upper stage which means it can launch multiple passengers to different orbits in a single flight.

7. news.sky.com › story › europes-newest-rocket-arianeEurope's newest rocket Ariane 6 blasts off in 'historic ...

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   Jul 9, 2024 · Europe's newest rocket Ariane 6 has launched from French Guiana on the northern coast of South America. If the full launch is a success, it will give the European Space Agency (ESA) the ability to ...

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   What if Ariane 6 is a success?

   • If the full launch is a success, it will give the European Space Agency (ESA) the ability to launch satellites again by itself. Ariane 6 took off from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana, just after 8pm BST after having a four-hour launch window from 7pm to 11pm. Its inaugural flight is expected to take just under three hours.

   Europe's newest rocket Ariane 6 blasts off in 'historic' maiden voyage

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   How does Ariane 6 work?

   • Modular and agile, Ariane 6 has a reignitable upper stage which means it can launch multiple passengers to different orbits in a single flight. On its first mission, Ariane 6 launched several satellites and experiments from space agencies, companies, research institutes, and universities.

   Ariane 6 inaugural launch – mission successful - ArianeGroup

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   How often does Ariane 6 come out?

   • It happens probably every 20 years, or every 30 years. The last one (for Europe) was about 30 years ago, and today we have launched Ariane 6 successfully, and this is a big milestone.” Sion agreed, adding that he felt a "sense of relief" after Tuesday's flight.

   Europe’s first Ariane 6 flight achieved most of its goals, but ended

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   What happened to Ariane 6?

   • On June 20 Ariane 6 was fuelled and drained in the last rehearsal. Sixteen satellites and experiments have been loaded on to the rocket. Almost 50 per cent of rockets fail on their first flight, according to Aschbacher, but officials at Kourou hope repeated tests and rehearsals have mitigated the risks.

   Europe’s newest rocket puts bloc’s space ambitions to the test

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   What's going on with Ariane 6?

   • The rocket is carrying several new satellites and experiments into orbit, including a smart-farming satellite, a radio beacon demonstrator and even capsules destined to re-enter Earth's atmosphere to test new materials. Preparing the payloads for Ariane 6's first flight. Pic: ESA/M Pédoussaut

   Europe's newest rocket Ariane 6 blasts off in 'historic' maiden voyage

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   What is Europe's new rocket Ariane 6?

   • Europe's big new rocket, Ariane-6, has blasted off on its maiden flight. The vehicle set off from a launchpad in French Guiana at 16:00 local time (19:00 GMT) on a demonstration mission to put a clutch of satellites in orbit. Crews on the ground in Kourou applauded as the rocket - developed at a cost of €4bn (£3.4bn) - soared into the sky.

   Ariane-6 first launch: Europe's rocket blasts off for first time

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9. www.bbc.co.uk › news › articlesAriane-6 first launch: Europe's rocket blasts off for first ...

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   Jul 9, 2024 · The inaugural launch of a new heavy-lift rocket doesn't happen every year; it happens only every 20 years or maybe 30 years. And today we have launched Ariane-6 successfully," he told reporters.