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| System News by Planet News | |
| Sunday, April 29, 2007 | |
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The Launch Readiness Review (RAL) took place in Kourou on Monday, April 30, 2007 and authorized count-down operations for the launch. For its second launch of the year Arianespace will boost two communications satellites into orbit: Astra 1L for the Luxembourg-based operator SES Astra, and Galaxy 17 for the international operator Intelsat. Through proven reliability and availability, Arianespace and Ariane continue to set the launch service standard for the world's leading space communications operators. It will be launched from the Ariane launch complex N° 3 (ELA3), in Kourou, French Guiana. The webcast is only available to registered users, but registration is easy and free. You must be logged in prior to entering the webcast and you must enter the special Arianespace Live Webcast link to view the webcast. To enter the webcast, simply click the link below: Enter the Arianespace Live Webcast Note: Firefox users may need to download and install the Windows Media Player plugin for the Firefox browser to view Rocketry Planet webcasts. Plugins can be found at the Firefox Plugins Page. Reader comments:
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Launch scrubbed for today
Arianespace was forced to scrub today's launch due to high winds. The launch will proceed tomorrow, May 4th, at the same time: 6:29PM EDT, opening a 44 minute launch window. Rocketry Planet will carry the webcast, which will begin at 6:09PM EDT.
ddmobley on 05-03-2007 06:54 PM
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