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📦 #AtlasV 233 cubic meters, 9.8-18.8 tonnes
📦 #DeltaIV 233 cubic meters, 28.3 tonnes
📦 #Vulcan 310 cubic meters, 10.8-27.2 tonnes
📦 #Falcon9 145 cubic meters, 18-25 tonnes, #FalconHeavy 30-64 tonnes💰 Atlas V ~$150 million
💰 Delta IV Heavy ~$300 million
💰 Vulcan ~ $120 million
💰 Falcon 9 ~ $67 million, Falcon Heavy ~$100 millionhttps://everydayastronaut.com/how-does-ulas-vulcan-compare-to-the-competition
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📦 #AtlasV 233 cubic meters, 9.8-18.8 tonnes
📦 #DeltaIV 233 cubic meters, 28.3 tonnes
📦 #Vulcan 310 cubic meters, 10.8-27.2 tonnes
📦 #Falcon9 145 cubic meters, 18-25 tonnes, #FalconHeavy 30-64 tonnes💰 Atlas V ~$150 million
💰 Delta IV Heavy ~$300 million
💰 Vulcan ~ $120 million
💰 Falcon 9 ~ $67 million, Falcon Heavy ~$100 millionhttps://everydayastronaut.com/how-does-ulas-vulcan-compare-to-the-competition
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📦 #AtlasV 233 cubic meters, 9.8-18.8 tonnes
📦 #DeltaIV 233 cubic meters, 28.3 tonnes
📦 #Vulcan 310 cubic meters, 10.8-27.2 tonnes
📦 #Falcon9 145 cubic meters, 18-25 tonnes, #FalconHeavy 30-64 tonnes💰 Atlas V ~$150 million
💰 Delta IV Heavy ~$300 million
💰 Vulcan ~ $120 million
💰 Falcon 9 ~ $67 million, Falcon Heavy ~$100 millionhttps://everydayastronaut.com/how-does-ulas-vulcan-compare-to-the-competition
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📦 #AtlasV 233 cubic meters, 9.8-18.8 tonnes
📦 #DeltaIV 233 cubic meters, 28.3 tonnes
📦 #Vulcan 310 cubic meters, 10.8-27.2 tonnes
📦 #Falcon9 145 cubic meters, 18-25 tonnes, #FalconHeavy 30-64 tonnes💰 Atlas V ~$150 million
💰 Delta IV Heavy ~$300 million
💰 Vulcan ~ $120 million
💰 Falcon 9 ~ $67 million, Falcon Heavy ~$100 millionhttps://everydayastronaut.com/how-does-ulas-vulcan-compare-to-the-competition
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📦 #AtlasV 233 cubic meters, 9.8-18.8 tonnes
📦 #DeltaIV 233 cubic meters, 28.3 tonnes
📦 #Vulcan 310 cubic meters, 10.8-27.2 tonnes
📦 #Falcon9 145 cubic meters, 18-25 tonnes, #FalconHeavy 30-64 tonnes💰 Atlas V ~$150 million
💰 Delta IV Heavy ~$300 million
💰 Vulcan ~ $120 million
💰 Falcon 9 ~ $67 million, Falcon Heavy ~$100 millionhttps://everydayastronaut.com/how-does-ulas-vulcan-compare-to-the-competition
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#Starliner is expected to fly 🚀 atop the #AtlasV. #ULA ceased production of the rocket in 📆 2024. The vehicles have been allocated to customers, including the six needed for the remaining Starliner flights.
The Starliner faces an uncertain future after that. #DeltaIV is retired and no more are available, the #Falcon9 is owned by manned launch competitor #SpaceX, and the #Vulcan Centaur has not yet been human-rated, testing #Boeing would have to pay 💰 for 🤔 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_Starliner#Launch_vehicle
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#Starliner is expected to fly 🚀 atop the #AtlasV. #ULA ceased production of the rocket in 📆 2024. The vehicles have been allocated to customers, including the six needed for the remaining Starliner flights.
The Starliner faces an uncertain future after that. #DeltaIV is retired and no more are available, the #Falcon9 is owned by manned launch competitor #SpaceX, and the #Vulcan Centaur has not yet been human-rated, testing #Boeing would have to pay 💰 for 🤔 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_Starliner#Launch_vehicle
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#Starliner is expected to fly 🚀 atop the #AtlasV. #ULA ceased production of the rocket in 📆 2024. The vehicles have been allocated to customers, including the six needed for the remaining Starliner flights.
The Starliner faces an uncertain future after that. #DeltaIV is retired and no more are available, the #Falcon9 is owned by manned launch competitor #SpaceX, and the #Vulcan Centaur has not yet been human-rated, testing #Boeing would have to pay 💰 for 🤔 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_Starliner#Launch_vehicle
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#Starliner is expected to fly 🚀 atop the #AtlasV. #ULA ceased production of the rocket in 📆 2024. The vehicles have been allocated to customers, including the six needed for the remaining Starliner flights.
The Starliner faces an uncertain future after that. #DeltaIV is retired and no more are available, the #Falcon9 is owned by manned launch competitor #SpaceX, and the #Vulcan Centaur has not yet been human-rated, testing #Boeing would have to pay 💰 for 🤔 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_Starliner#Launch_vehicle
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#Starliner is expected to fly 🚀 atop the #AtlasV. #ULA ceased production of the rocket in 📆 2024. The vehicles have been allocated to customers, including the six needed for the remaining Starliner flights.
The Starliner faces an uncertain future after that. #DeltaIV is retired and no more are available, the #Falcon9 is owned by manned launch competitor #SpaceX, and the #Vulcan Centaur has not yet been human-rated, testing #Boeing would have to pay 💰 for 🤔 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_Starliner#Launch_vehicle
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Sometimes when #rockets cross through a colder layer of air, their exhaust condenses, creating a #contrail.
The high-level #winds blow the contrail around, with different wind directions at different altitudes, often producing a #corkscrew effect, as in this #DeltIVHeavy #launch from 2016. -
Sometimes when #rockets cross through a colder layer of air, their exhaust condenses, creating a #contrail.
The high-level #winds blow the contrail around, with different wind directions at different altitudes, often producing a #corkscrew effect, as in this #DeltIVHeavy #launch from 2016. -
Sometimes when #rockets cross through a colder layer of air, their exhaust condenses, creating a #contrail.
The high-level #winds blow the contrail around, with different wind directions at different altitudes, often producing a #corkscrew effect, as in this #DeltIVHeavy #launch from 2016. -
After the retirement of NASA's space shuttle in 2011, the Delta IV Heavy became the most powerful operational rocket in the world, with a lift capacity of nearly 29 metric tons to low-Earth orbit. Only a handful of government-developed vehicles, including NASA's Saturn V lunar rocket and Russia's Energia vehicle, had more lift capacity, Ars Technica reports:
https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/04/the-most-metal-of-rockets-has-gone-into-the-great-mosh-pit-in-the-sky/ -
After the retirement of NASA's space shuttle in 2011, the Delta IV Heavy became the most powerful operational rocket in the world, with a lift capacity of nearly 29 metric tons to low-Earth orbit. Only a handful of government-developed vehicles, including NASA's Saturn V lunar rocket and Russia's Energia vehicle, had more lift capacity, Ars Technica reports:
https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/04/the-most-metal-of-rockets-has-gone-into-the-great-mosh-pit-in-the-sky/ -
After the retirement of NASA's space shuttle in 2011, the Delta IV Heavy became the most powerful operational rocket in the world, with a lift capacity of nearly 29 metric tons to low-Earth orbit. Only a handful of government-developed vehicles, including NASA's Saturn V lunar rocket and Russia's Energia vehicle, had more lift capacity, Ars Technica reports:
https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/04/the-most-metal-of-rockets-has-gone-into-the-great-mosh-pit-in-the-sky/ -
After the retirement of NASA's space shuttle in 2011, the Delta IV Heavy became the most powerful operational rocket in the world, with a lift capacity of nearly 29 metric tons to low-Earth orbit. Only a handful of government-developed vehicles, including NASA's Saturn V lunar rocket and Russia's Energia vehicle, had more lift capacity, Ars Technica reports:
https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/04/the-most-metal-of-rockets-has-gone-into-the-great-mosh-pit-in-the-sky/ -
After the retirement of NASA's space shuttle in 2011, the Delta IV Heavy became the most powerful operational rocket in the world, with a lift capacity of nearly 29 metric tons to low-Earth orbit. Only a handful of government-developed vehicles, including NASA's Saturn V lunar rocket and Russia's Energia vehicle, had more lift capacity, Ars Technica reports:
https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/04/the-most-metal-of-rockets-has-gone-into-the-great-mosh-pit-in-the-sky/ -
After a fiery finale, the Delta rocket family now belongs to history - Enlarge / In this video frame from ULA's live broadcast, three RS-68A e... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=2015864 #nationalreconnaissanceoffice #unitedlaunchalliance #militaryspace #deltaivheavy #science #deltaiv #nrol-70 #launch #space
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After a fiery finale, the Delta rocket family now belongs to history - Enlarge / In this video frame from ULA's live broadcast, three RS-68A e... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=2015864 #nationalreconnaissanceoffice #unitedlaunchalliance #militaryspace #deltaivheavy #science #deltaiv #nrol-70 #launch #space
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After a fiery finale, the Delta rocket family now belongs to history - Enlarge / In this video frame from ULA's live broadcast, three RS-68A e... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=2015864 #nationalreconnaissanceoffice #unitedlaunchalliance #militaryspace #deltaivheavy #science #deltaiv #nrol-70 #launch #space
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After a fiery finale, the Delta rocket family now belongs to history - Enlarge / In this video frame from ULA's live broadcast, three RS-68A e... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=2015864 #nationalreconnaissanceoffice #unitedlaunchalliance #militaryspace #deltaivheavy #science #deltaiv #nrol-70 #launch #space
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After a fiery finale, the Delta rocket family now belongs to history - Enlarge / In this video frame from ULA's live broadcast, three RS-68A e... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=2015864 #nationalreconnaissanceoffice #unitedlaunchalliance #militaryspace #deltaivheavy #science #deltaiv #nrol-70 #launch #space
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Last #DeltaIV #Heavy launch @ulalaunch. Tory 🤠 adieu it was a great run great company #NROL #NASA https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1vOGwjNDydEKB
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Last #DeltaIV #Heavy launch @ulalaunch. Tory 🤠 adieu it was a great run great company #NROL #NASA https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1vOGwjNDydEKB
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Last #DeltaIV #Heavy launch @ulalaunch. Tory 🤠 adieu it was a great run great company #NROL #NASA https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1vOGwjNDydEKB
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Last #DeltaIV #Heavy launch @ulalaunch. Tory 🤠 adieu it was a great run great company #NROL #NASA https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1vOGwjNDydEKB
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Last #DeltaIV #Heavy launch @ulalaunch. Tory 🤠 adieu it was a great run great company #NROL #NASA https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1vOGwjNDydEKB
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Once again, the final #DeltaIVHeavy #launch is upon us.
The #DeltaIV has always been, in my opinion, the classiest looking EELV.The #Delta IV and its predecessors have made incredible contributions to #science and #spaceflight.
A #ThorDelta launched #Echo1, the first comm #satellite. #DeltaII launched missions to #Mars and began building the #GPS system.
The Delta family will be missed.
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Once again, the final #DeltaIVHeavy #launch is upon us.
The #DeltaIV has always been, in my opinion, the classiest looking EELV.The #Delta IV and its predecessors have made incredible contributions to #science and #spaceflight.
A #ThorDelta launched #Echo1, the first comm #satellite. #DeltaII launched missions to #Mars and began building the #GPS system.
The Delta family will be missed.
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Once again, the final #DeltaIVHeavy #launch is upon us.
The #DeltaIV has always been, in my opinion, the classiest looking EELV.The #Delta IV and its predecessors have made incredible contributions to #science and #spaceflight.
A #ThorDelta launched #Echo1, the first comm #satellite. #DeltaII launched missions to #Mars and began building the #GPS system.
The Delta family will be missed.
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🚀🚀🚀 Final #DeltaIV #Launch #NROL70 was GO for launch at T-4, immediately went back into hold
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🚀🚀🚀 Final #DeltaIV #Launch #NROL70 was GO for launch at T-4, immediately went back into hold
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCoyHHhX3rw -
🚀🚀🚀 Final #DeltaIV #Launch #NROL70 was GO for launch at T-4, immediately went back into hold
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCoyHHhX3rw -
🚀🚀🚀 Final #DeltaIV #Launch #NROL70 was GO for launch at T-4, immediately went back into hold
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Waiting for the last launch of a Delta IV Heavy. Currently held at T-4m.
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Waiting for the last launch of a Delta IV Heavy. Currently held at T-4m.
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Well shit... you know you've been in the space biz a while when a booster you were present for its first operational launch is having its final lift today. #SemperSupra #DeltaIV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DajlB_jUPM
