COMPLETED LAUNCH

On Saturday, February 6 at 08:31 a.m. EST, 13:31 UTC, iSpace’s Beta rocket launched Simple Star to orbit from Pad 2. Following stage separation, iSpace landed Beta’s first stage on the landing site. The Simple Star deployed approximately 2 hours and 54 minutes after liftoff. Spacecraft has left the Droo’s sphere of influence (SOI) and kept going to Juno.
Following its first demonstration launch, Beta is now the most efficient reusable rocket in the Simple Rocket world. Team will be preparing the first commercial mission of our Beta rocket.
Please stay tuned to our twitter (@ispace_SR2) and website for updates!

You can watch the replay of this mission, by clicking the image above.

Key Mission Stats

• 6th Consecutive successful booster landing

• 1st successful Beta's booster landing

• 1st orbital mission of Beta

• The most efficient reusable rocket



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    29.0k iSpace

    Team planned to put the first stage on display outside the iSpace's mission control center.

    Pinned 3.8 years ago
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    3,539 vghfr

    Beta is now the most efficient reusable rocket in the Simple Rocket world. Team will be preparing the first commercial mission of our Beta rocket.

    !
    is that a challenge?

    3.8 years ago
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    29.0k iSpace

    Simple Star has left the Droo’s sphere of influence (SOI) and kept going to Juno.

    https://twitter.com/ispace_SR2/status/1358266132952612869?s=19

    3.8 years ago
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    29.0k iSpace

    @Doug1306 yes

    3.8 years ago
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    The Rocket will be available for Download?

    +2 3.8 years ago

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