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#ULA- United Launch Alliance | Go #ATLASV 421 – Go #NORL52 – Launch Live coverage…

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Within  On 6th October 2017, from Space Launch Complex 41, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida. Is the Launch of the ULA- United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V 421 in which is seventh launch for the National Reconnaissance Office.. also in that configuration as for the Atlas V is the seventy fourth flight.. …..The launch window for the NORL 52 is 0407 in the morning in Eastern Date time… in which the live commentaries with a limited streaming begins at 0347 in the Eastern Date time morning in which due to nature of the payload, in which live streaming is short wise  …

The NROL 52 is Launched from an Atlas V 421 launch carrier configuration in which the first stage is the Atlas five rocket powered up with a RD -180 Engine with a secondary carrier staging powered by a Areojet Rocketdyne RL10C-1 Engine.. among that its different that to the previous configuration of NROL 42 that was launched from West Coast Californian coast line from Launch Complex three from Vandenberg Air Force Base… with Atlas V 541 instead of four SRB’s Solid Rocket boosters it only for this launch as two SRB’s given its payload must be least smaller in weight than the previous NROL 42…. 

The NROL- 52- is a Data observationally data gathering communications assessment satellite in which one of many purposes is also assessments of weather observation also earth environmental sciences of data analysis natural disasters, earthquakes, tsunamis, flooding’s, and fires… also provides the provisions of communications of supporting peacekeeping and humanitarian relief operations..

 

#ULA- United Launch Alliance | #ATLASV 421 – #NORL52 – Launch Mission Profile

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On 5th October 2017, from Space Launch Complex 41, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida. Is the Launch of the ULA- United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V 421 in which is seventh launch for the National Reconnaissance Office.. also in that configuration as for the Atlas V is the seventy fourth flight..

The launch window for the NORL 52 is 0407 in the morning in Eastern Date time… in which the live commentaries with a limited streaming begins at 0347 in the Eastern Date time morning in which due to nature of the payload, in which live streaming is short wise  …

The NROL- 52- is a Data observationally data gathering communications assessment satellite in which one of many purposes is also assessments of weather observation also earth environmental sciences of data analysis natural disasters, earthquakes, tsunamis, flooding’s, and fires… also provides the provisions of communications of supporting peacekeeping and humanitarian relief operations..  The NROL 52 is Launched from an Atlas V 421 launch carrier configuration in which the first stage is the Atlas five rocket powered up with a RD -180 Engine with a secondary carrier staging powered by a Areojet Rocketdyne RL10C-1 Engine.. among that its different that to the previous configuration of NROL 42 that was launched from West Coast Californian coast line from Launch Complex three from Vandenberg Air Force Base… with Atlas V 541 instead of four SRB’s Solid Rocket boosters it only for this launch as two SRB’s given its payload must be least smaller in weight than the previous NROL 42….

 

#ULA United Launch Alliance | #AtlasV #NROL42 – Highlights

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On 24th September 2017,  West coast- California time is the United Launch Alliance of NROL-42- National Reconnaissance Office Satellite, launching from the West Coast Californian coast line from Launch Complex three from Vandenberg Air Force Base… The launch window of the Atlas V 541 opens at 2238 hours Pacific Date Time…

Featuring in the commentary for the launch, is Amanda Kuker, is talking throughout the process… in which it the whole process of the launch of NROL 42, did had some issues, but the issues was resolved rapidly… as the launch did had some issue prior in the battery replacement on the Atlas V booster carrier rocket.. Due then, the weather was favourable for the night time launch as the initial launch process was actual to launch on 21st September 2017, in which was launch slated, Due to the nature of the payload the live webcast stream of the launch stream was only broadcast till before the flaring was deployed..

The client is the National Reconnaissance Office Launch Enterprise- Air Force, in which the NROL-42 is launch from an Atlas V 541 configuration, in which the primary stage is an Atlas V, with four core solid rocket boosters, in which the primary carrier stage is powered by a RD-180 Engine, with a secondary Centaur Stage is powered by a Areojet Rocketdyne RL10C-1 Engine..

The NROL-42- is a Data observationally data gathering communications assessment satellite in which one of many purposes is also assessments of weather observation also earth environmental sciences of data analysis natural disasters, earthquakes, tsunamis, flooding’s, and fires… also provides the provisions of communications of supporting peacekeeping and humanitarian relief operations..

As for the next United Launch Alliance for NROL 52 is slated for 5th October 2017 from Space Launch complex 41 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida  with the launch window at 0300 to 0700 Eastern Morning Date time  with the Atlas V 421 rocket configuration…

#ULA United Launch Alliance | #AtlasV #NROL42 – Mission launch profile…..

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On 21st September 2017 Thursday West coast time, is the United Launch Alliance of NROL-42- National Reconnaissance Office Satellite, launching from the West Coast Californian coast line from Launch Complex three from Vandenberg Air Force Base… The launch window of the Atlas V 541 opens at 2238 hours Pacific Date Time…in which the live stream of the event will be stream broadcast at Sept. 21 at 2218 Hours Pacific Date Time in which will be a night time launch due to the nature of the position of the payload need to be placed.

The client is the National Reconnaissance Office Launch Enterprise- Air Force, in which the NROL-42 is launch from an Atlas V 541 configuration, in which the primary stage is an Atlas V, with four core solid rocket boosters, in which the primary carrier stage is powered by a RD-180 Engine, with a secondary Centaur Stage is powered by a Areojet Rocketdyne RL10C-1 Engine..

The NROL-42- is a Data observationally data gathering communications assessment satellite in which one of many purposes is also assessments of weather observation also earth environmental sciences of data analysis natural disasters, earthquakes, tsunamis, flooding’s, and fires… also provides the provisions of communications of supporting peacekeeping and humanitarian relief operations

#SPACEX #NROL76 | #FalconNine launch from that iconic NASA KSC launch complex 39A once again-part two of its highlights..

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On the following Day of 30th April 2017, From the Iconic Launch Complex 39A is the launch of…..  From there the historical pad Launch Complex 39A has been undergoing many changes toward commercialization… in which leased to Space X, in which is standing by in least than half a day to launch from that iconic pad is the NROL-79 Satellite- in which the NROL is a designation of National Reconnaissance Office.. In which the first window of the launch in which was in 30th has been delayed due to the upper sensor failure… In which during the second window launch of the before the launch the sensor in question was replaced.. Due the nature of the launch the landing was only seen but not the faring of the secondary stage with the payload…

The launch from the Launch complex 39A of the of the Falcon nine reusable is an two hour window in which opens on a Florida Sunday 30th April 2017, on a following  morning launch 0700 EDT or 1100 Hours UTC, in with an backup launch window on the following day.. In which it follows the on the same timing as its initial launch window timing…

This launch is an traditional launch as the Falcon nine booster in question is a reusable, in which it’ll land Space X’s landing zone one –LZ-01 at Cape Canaveral Air force Station as it starts to land after launch into eight minutes and forty six seconds on Landing complex..