#Ariane6 is just getting started. ✨ We have now entered into a new era of spaceflight for Europe, powering us into space and allowing us to realise our ambitions on the world stage. 🚀 Stay tuned for the next launch! 👉https://lnkd.in/g2R6u85M
Igor Bobek
2w
Is it reusable?
As a technology enthusiast with a few gaps in my knowledge, I hope to find an answer here. According to Newton's axioms, you need the most energy when starting and accelerating. But energy is also consumed when braking. In order to start a rocket and accelerate it, Newton's first and second axioms probably come into play. When landing rockets, the first law would be omitted since it only deals with systems that are in a state of rest. However, to land, you would have to use energy to counteract the earth's gravity. Now my question is, how much energy is needed to land a rocket and how much more fuel do you have to take with to land a rocket?
Congratulations ! 🚀 We are proud to be a part of this amazing and exciting project!
Anil Kumar
2w
Best of luck and keep growing. A collaborative and interactive (between different space agencies world wide like JAXA, ESA, ISRO, NASA, ROSCOSMOS, CNSA etc.) development is the only way to face the challenges of deep space and know more about it.
Happy everything turned out nominal and looking forward to what's to come 💫
Sven Piper
2w
Unfortunately, DOA (Dead on Arrival): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBi4M6tX8uw
Absolutely thrilled to see #Ariane6 taking flight! 🚀✨ This marks a monumental step forward in European space exploration. As an ardent supporter of the ESA, witnessing this new era of spaceflight unfold is truly inspiring.
John Metzger
1w
That makes sense, as it was the first almost successful launch ... when are #Sentinel-1C and -1D going up ?
Well done! To space and beyond with God’s speed!🚀🚀👏✅🌎
Congratulations on the successful launch of the #Ariane6! 🚀 This is an exciting milestone, so a big well done to everyone involved 🛰️