Elytra Mission 1 – Firefly Alpha (FLTA007) – Vandenberg SLC-2W – май 2025

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https://nextspaceflight.com/launches/details/7194
ЦитироватьElytra Mission 1
Launch Time
NET 4th Quarter, 2024
Rocket Alpha
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Mission Details
Elytra Mission 1
Elytra Mission 1 will demonstrate the responsive on-orbit capabilities of the Elytra vehicle. In support of Xtenti's follow-on study contract with the NRO, the mission will demonstrate a rapid payload reconfiguration utilizing Xtenti's FANTM-RiDE payload dispenser prior to launching on Firefly's Alpha vehicle. Upon launching on Alpha, Firefly's Elytra vehicle will utilize the FANTM-RiDE dispenser to first deploy commercial rideshare payloads in Sun-Synchronous Orbit, and then perform an on-orbit maneuver and stand ready to deploy U.S. government payloads on-demand.
Sun-Synchronous Orbit

Location
SLC-2W, Vandenberg SFB, California, USA

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https://x.com/Firefly_Space/status/1840839052448174545
ЦитироватьFirefly Aerospace  @Firefly_Space
Our Elytra spacecraft aced environmental testing, bringing us one step closer to launch! The rigorous tests included vibration and thermal vacuum testing to replicate the harsh conditions during launch and subject the vehicle to extreme temperatures, confirming its resilience and reliability. Stay tuned for the next milestone and learn more on the mission here: https://fireflyspace.com/missions/elytra-mission-1/


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Mission Name: Elytra Mission 1
Mission Type: Responsive Space Demonstration
Customer: Rideshare
Vehicle: Alpha FLTA007 Rocket; Elytra orbital vehicle
Launch Site: Firefly SLC-2, Vandenberg Space Force Base, CA
Launch Date: 2024

Firefly Elytra DawnMission Summary
Launching aboard Firefly's Alpha vehicle in 2024, this mission will demonstrate the responsive on-orbit capabilities of our Elytra vehicle. As the first of many missions utilizing multiple Firefly vehicles, the demonstration will lay the groundwork for Firefly's end-to-end mission solutions, proving our capabilities to rapidly launch, maneuver, and deploy satellites at a time and place of our customers' choosing.
In support of Xtenti's follow-on study contract with the NRO, the mission will demonstrate a rapid payload reconfiguration utilizing Xtenti's FANTM-RiDE payload dispenser prior to launching on Firefly's Alpha vehicle. Upon launching on Alpha, Firefly's Elytra vehicle will utilize the FANTM-RiDE dispenser to first deploy commercial rideshare payloads in Sun-Synchronous Orbit, and then perform an on-orbit maneuver and stand ready to deploy U.S. government payloads on-demand.
These important demonstrations will further advance our nation's responsive space capabilities.
Learn about Elytra Read Mission Announcement

Payload Opportunities
With payload capacity still available, the mission offers opportunities for multiple payload deployments in Sun-Synchronous Orbit for 1-12U CubeSat form factors. Other CubeSat form factors can be accommodated on a case-by-case basis.
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https://vk.com/spacex?from=groups&w=wall-41152133_531964
ЦитироватьFirefly потеряли первую ступень своей ракеты Alpha для следующего полёта

"Во время испытаний на объекте компании Firefly в Бриггсе, штат Техас, на первой ступени ракеты Alpha для нашего 7-го полёта произошло событие, приведшее к её потере. Все необходимые протоколы безопасности были соблюдены и персонал находится в безопасности. Компания оценивает воздействие этого события на испытательный стенд, другие наши объекты не пострадали. Более подробную информацию мы предоставим позднее", — Firefly.

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BOOM! Firefly Alpha Rocket Explodes During Test
  The Launch Pad
UPDATE! During testing at Firefly's facility in Briggs Texas, the first stage of Firefly's Alpha Flight 7 rocket experienced an event that resulted in a loss of the stage. Proper safety protocols were followed, and all personnel are safe. Firefly is assessing the impact to its stage test stand, and no other facilities were impacted.