Juno: New Origins | Crew Capsule In-Flight Abort Test

MISSION

We are extremely excited to announce that the window for our In-Flight Abort Test mission starts on Sunday, August 30, and extends through Monday, August 31.

That means that this weekend, our Crew Scorpio capsule will prepare to liftoff from iSpace launch complex 26A, fly in the sky, and detonate our two-stage, orbital rocket, Infinite 7 - which will then proceed to ignite its escape engine in mid-air for the first time. Following escape engine cut off, crew capsule will deploy parachute. Finally, it will touchdown near our launch pads.

Should we defy the odds , we will continue launch Orbit Flight Demonstrate mission. We look forward to sharing more on flight day. For near real-time updates follow us on Twitter @iSPACE_SR2 See you on launch day!

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649 Aerothecat

Cant wait

4.3 years ago

4,676 MSCSpaceworks

@SFSspacex Just come into forums, click on new post, then select ANNOUNCEMENT in it, and then click new post again to post your announcement.
Hope you understood 😄

0 Carlos1356

Can’t wait! Would love to see a crew access arm.

+2 4.3 years ago

15.7k Hylo

Would you like to join HSH inc. and Saon?

29.0k iSpace

@SirPorg2 Nice! hope everything is fine 👍

244 UraniumOxide2

The Alamo Program would like to collaborate with iSpace by launching one of our New Kepler GPS and radio probe into Droo orbit aboard one of iSpace's iONE rockets. What do you say?

+3 4.3 years ago

Crew Capsule In-Flight Abort Test | NEWS

MISSION

We are extremely excited to announce that the window for our In-Flight Abort Test mission starts on Sunday, August 30, and extends through Monday, August 31.

Should we defy the odds , we will continue launch Orbit Flight Demonstrate mission. We look forward to sharing more on flight day. For near real-time updates follow us on Twitter @iSPACE_SR2 See you on launch day!

<VIEW ALL IDEAS

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