Rocket Report: Engines installed for Artemis III; Long March 6C breakup in LEO
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本期Rocket Report涵盖多项航天动态。蓝色起源在佛罗里达的新有效载荷处理设施破土动工，但其新格伦火箭自五月发射台爆炸后仍停飞，公司称年底前复飞，外界对此存疑。德国Isar Aerospace即将在挪威安多亚航天港再次尝试发射Spectrum火箭，窗口期为一周，旨在将多颗小型立方体卫星送入轨道。此前该火箭首飞失败，后续多次尝试均因技术问题或靶场不可用
Welcome to Edition 9.09 of the Rocket Report! This edition includes an update from Blue Origin on the groundbreaking of a new Payload Processing Facility in Florida. It has been about a month since the company offered any meaningful news on its heavy-lift New Glenn rocket, which remains grounded after an on-pad explosion at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in May. The official line from Blue Origin is that the company is targeting a return to flight with New Glenn by the end of the year, but there's good reason for skepticism.
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Isar Aerospace is ready to try again. Isar Aerospace is about to make the next attempt to launch the Spectrum rocket into orbit, with a weeklong launch window set to open Friday at Andøya Spaceport in Norway, the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) reports. The German launch company aims to deliver several small CubeSats to orbit with the two-stage Spectrum rocket. A test flight of the privately funded launcher failed shortly after liftoff last year, and Isar has attempted to launch the second Spectrum rocket several times since January, only to be thwarted by technical problems and the unavailability of the launch range in northern Norway.
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