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British company Skyrora’s first attempt to go into space failed when the launch vehicle crashed into the sea shortly after launch. This was reported by the BBC, Ukrinform
This was reported by the BBC, Ukrinform reports.
According to the plan, the launch vehicle Skylark L was supposed to raise its apparatus to an altitude of more than 100 km, but due to technical problems it was noted that it fell into the sea only half a kilometer from the launch site. Langanes Peninsula in Iceland.
“While this launch attempt didn’t quite go as we had hoped, it was still a valuable learning opportunity and a huge win for the new relationship between Iceland and the UK and the European space industry as a whole,” said Volodymyr Levykin. Founder and CEO of Skyrora.
Levykin, who was born in Zaporizhzhia but has long lived in Great Britain, added that despite the failure in Iceland, he is confident that his company will achieve its goal of launching an orbital vehicle from British soil in 2023.
Edinburgh-based Skyrora will begin orbital launches next year from the Saxavoord Spaceport under construction in the Shetland Islands. They plan to use a much larger device – Skyrora XL.
As Ukrinform reports, NASA plans to launch the Artemis I rocket to the moon in November.
Photo: BBC
Source: Ukrinform
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