ЦитироватьRichard Cordaro @rrichcord
The W-5 spacecraft landing was detected by magnetic anomaly at the Alice Springs magnetometer station (Code ASP) at 14:17. Magnetic signal travel speed uncertain, so actual landing was a bit earlier.
Цитата: Вован от 30.01.2026 22:38:54Доклады 5-го и 10-го прошли по громкой связи для туристов и гостей.Спасибо. Я так и понял.
Цитата: Вован от 30.01.2026 17:05:37Доклад о незакреплении кабины обслуживания прошел до всего руководства пуском.Этот доклад туристы и гости не слышали, но вы написали что таковой был. Вероятно, что отрицать факт такого доклада в ходе следствия не будут.
ЦитироватьТ–00:59:20 | 5->1 Увести кабину обслуживания в нишу стартового сооружения!
Т–00:44:18 | 10->5 : Кабина обслуживания уведена в нишу стартового сооружения.
Т–00:30:44 | 5->1 : Стартовый комплекс переведен в готовность 30 минут, кабина обслуживания уведена в нишу стартового сооружения, колонны обслуживания разведены в горизонтальное положение.
Т–00:29:44 | 10->1 : Заключительные операции на стартовом оборудовании проведены, боевой расчет эвакуирован в установленные места.
ЦитироватьVarda Space Industries @VardaSpace
What goes up, must come down.
Welcome home, W-5.
Цитата: Liss от 30.01.2026 13:47:29Говорят, на 5 апреля поставили.А потом перенесут на 12-е.

Цитата: Liss от 30.01.2026 10:35:49На острове ЛяньлиПохоже,Это место
ЦитироватьCosmic Penguin @Cosmic_Penguin
We didn't get much information for AlSat-3A since it launched (though we did get to see what's apparently an illustration of it from the satellite control room in Algeria https ://youtube.com/watch?v=em86TWXM04k) so these two Chinese-built satellites will certainly be for dual-use uses.![]()
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ЦитироватьCosmic Penguin @Cosmic_Penguin
0 surprises here this time thanks to same drop zones & same launch time of day. Exactly 16 days since Algeria got an Earth-looking satellite launching from the very same spot, the N African nation gets a 2nd with AlSat-3B successfully launching at 04:01 UTC on this LM-2C:![]()
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ЦитироватьArianespace @Arianespace
Arianespace shares the launch window for mission VA267 / @Amazonleo LE-01, with the first Ariane 64.
Liftoff is planned from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana on February 12, 2026, as early as possible within the following launch window:
* 11:45 a.m. – 12:13 p.m. (Washington D.C.)
* 01:45 p.m. – 02:13 p.m. (Kourou)
* 04:45 p.m. – 05:13 p.m. (UTC)
* 05:45 p.m. – 06:13 p.m. (Paris)
Arianespace will launch 32 Amazon Leo satellites, with the first Ariane 64, the four-booster configuration of Ariane 6.
The mission will last a total of 1 hour and 54 minutes, from liftoff to separation of all the satellites.
Arianespace unveils the official mission patch for the VA267 mission, dedicated to the first Ariane 6 launch of 32 @Amazonleo satellites into Low Earth Orbit.
This flight will be the first in a series of 18 Ariane 6 launches booked supporting the deployment of the constellation for Amazon Leo, Amazon's low Earth orbit satellite network whose mission is to deliver fast, reliable internet to customers beyond the reach of existing networks.
At Arianespace, every mission starts with an ambition. VA267 is a new chapter. Stay tuned!
ЦитироватьAmazon Leo @Amazonleo
LE-01 mission update: The launch window is set for our inaugural mission with @Arianespace, targeting Feb. 12 to launch 32 Leo satellites from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana. Here's a time-zone breakdown for Ariane 64's liftoff:
8:45 a.m. – 9:13 a.m. (U.S. PT)
11:45 a.m. – 12:13 p.m. (U.S. ET)
1:45 p.m. – 2:13 p.m. (Kourou, French Guiana)
4:45 p.m. – 5:13 p.m. (UTC)
5:45 p.m. – 6:13 p.m. (CET)
Follow along: https://spr.ly/6010hEKnr