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Maine-based bluShift aerospace successfully launches prototype rocket in test flight- Technology News, Firstpost

The company is among dozens working on affordable ways to launch nano satellites. Feb 01, 2021 09:30:47 IST A Maine company that’s developing a rocket to propel small satellites into space passed its first major test on Sunday. Brunswick-based bluShift Aerospace launched a 20-foot (6-meter) prototype rocket, hitting an altitude of a little more than 4,000 feet (1,219 meters) in a first run designed to test the rocket’s propulsion and control systems. It carried a science project by Falmouth High School students that will measure flight metrics such as barometric pressure, a special alloy that’s being tested by a New Hampshire company and a Dutch dessert called stroopwafel, in an homage to its Amsterdam-based parent company.

Brunswick startup on track to launch biofuel rocket Sunday

Watch live today: bluShift Aerospace to launch 1st biofuel rocket from Maine

Watch live today: bluShift Aerospace to launch 1st biofuel rocket from Maine Space 31/01/2021 Space.com Staff © Provided by Space The small satellite launch startup Blushift Aerospace prepares its first Stardust 1.0 rocket prototype for a Jan. 31, 2021 launch from the Loring Commerce Centre in Limestone, Maine. 10:30 a.m. EDT (1530 GMT).   The Brunswick, Maine-based bluShift will attempt to launch its Stardust 1.0 suborbital rocket up to a 1 mile high from a runway on the decommissioned Loring Air Force Base (now the Loring Commerce Centre) in Limestone, Maine. The rocket can carry about 17 lbs. (8 kilograms) on this launch, and is carrying three primary payloads on this flight. 

Replay: bluShift Aerospace launches 1st biofuel rocket from Maine

Replay: bluShift Aerospace launches 1st biofuel rocket from Maine Space 1/31/2021 Space.com Staff © Provided by Space The small satellite launch startup Blushift Aerospace prepares its first Stardust 1.0 rocket prototype for a Jan. 31, 2021 launch from the Loring Commerce Centre in Limestone, Maine. Update for 3:56 pm EDT: bluShift Aerospace launched its Stardust 1.0 rocket and recovered the small booster and its payload. An update on the test flight is expected soon.  10:45 a.m. EDT (1545 GMT).   The Brunswick, Maine-based bluShift will attempt to launch its Stardust 1.0 suborbital rocket up to a 1 mile high from a runway on the decommissioned Loring Air Force Base (now the Loring Commerce Centre) in Limestone, Maine. The rocket can carry about 17 lbs. (8 kilograms) on this launch, and is carrying three primary payloads on this flight. 

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