Rocket Report: Starship set for historic test flight; a century of Electron
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本期火箭报告关注两项进展：SpaceX计划于本周五发射星舰，并在约22.5小时后尝试上级着陆，目标是首次实现轨道火箭全部组件的回收复用；Ars将在得州星基地进行报道。同时，火箭实验室的Electron火箭定于11月14日从新西兰马希亚半岛发射，这将是其自2017年首飞以来的第100次任务。报告还涵盖小、中、重型火箭信息及未来三次发射预告。
Welcome to Edition 9.19 of the Rocket Report! Will something historic happen this weekend? No orbital rocket has ever been fully recovered with the intent of reusing all of its components. But that's just what SpaceX is going to try to do with a Starship launch on Friday, and an upper stage landing attempt 22.5 hours later on Saturday afternoon, local time. Ars will be on hand in Starbase, Texas, to provide coverage of it all.
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Electron set for milestone launch. The next launch of Rocket Lab’s Electron vehicle is due to lift off from the Mahia Peninsula in New Zealand on November 14 at 5:30 UTC. This mission will serve as Electron’s 100th overall mission—a notable milestone for the small rocket that first flew in 2017, NASASpaceflight.com reports.
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