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Schedule
Feb 27th - March 14th 2005. Launch window is quite wide and dependant on weather conditions at launch site, downrange and at at impact. Poker Flat Quote:
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Yep, I picked up the news about the Feb/March 2005 launches from another messageboard (gossip is they will launch all three as a salvo!) so I tried to find out a bit more about them and that was the best I could do.
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Update:
Jeff has posted more details of the launches on the Geophysical Institute Aurora Alerts Forum and they can be viewed here
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I am glad more astronomy buff's are interested in rocketry. I think it is time for people who have stayed in their fields to demand more of their rides, and get involved in vehicle design, instead of just letting the rocket people try to get away with the same-old same-old.
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Black Brant XII 4th stage fails
See Jeff's post and picture on the Aurora Alerts Forum. Please do remember that ALL Jeff Pederson's photos are strictly copyright.
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