DeanC wrote:And it's really not that different.
FAILURE: Orbital Taurus rocket fails NASA’s Glory spacecraft
March 3rd, 2011 by William Graham
Orbital’s Taurus launch vehicle finally lifted off with NASA’a Glory spacecraft – at 10:09am GMT Friday morning - after being rescheduled due to a scrub during its original February launch attempt. However, the vehicle’s aim to deploy the Glory environmental satellite for NASA, plus three university CubeSats, via a launch from Launch Complex 576E at the Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, failed when the fairing surrounding the payload failed to separate.
Pat Cannon wrote:A Ruger rocket would launch every time, and be dead on the correct orbit. You just might have to lean on the launch button kinda hard.
dleong wrote:Pat Cannon wrote:A Ruger rocket would launch every time, and be dead on the correct orbit. You just might have to lean on the launch button kinda hard.
Only after it's been recalled once or twice by the factory, especially if it's a new kind of rocket.
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