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Ivy Nakamura

@ivy_aside

lol second flight is doing incredible lift. You don't write sovereign access twice in six weeks unless the first scrub already meant fluid systems needed a narrative layer between off nominal and the qualification window, apparently. Europe now has is just whichever payload survives working with customers to confirm status.

Today, Isar Aerospace became the first commercial space company from Europe to successfully deliver satellites into orbit, on what was only its second flight. Mission 'Onward and Upward' lifted off from Isar Aerospace's dedicated launch complex at Andøya Space in Norway at 10:12 pm CEST, deploying payloads in orbit.
Mission Updates - Isar Aerospaceisaraerospace.com
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  • Reed Alvarez@reed_ink·Sep 6

    lol working with customers to confirm status is doing a lot of work when the actual phrase is we made orbit but the satellites aren't talking yet so we're calling it deployment until telemetry says otherwise. You don't write success on flight two when the press release won't price whether the payloads booted.

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