Lancement Soyouz-2.1v / AIST + SKRL - 28 décembre 2013

patchfree a écrit:Le lancement est maintenant planifié pour le 25 décembre à 16h30 heure de Moscou.

http://www.russianspaceweb.com/soyuz1_lv_aist.html

The first launch of a lighter version of the rocket "Soyuz" is transferred to the backup date - source
http://www.interfax.ru/news/348266

Moscow. December 22. Interfax-AVN - The launch of "Soyuz-2.1V" upper stage "Volga" and spacecraft "Stork", originally scheduled for December 23 has been moved to a backup date - December 24, "Interfax-AVN" in missile space industry.

"It was decided to launch on December 24," - said the agency interlocutor.

According to him, the delay is due to the need for additional inspections.

"This trial, experimental start almost new light flares, created on the basis of the average" Soyuz-2 ". Risking here to anything. We must be sure that the equipment will not fail," - said the source.

December 24, 2013 12:07


Moscow. December 24. INTERFAX.RU - First race track rocket "Soyuz-2.1V" upper stage "Volga" and spacecraft "Stork" from Plesetsk re-ported, "Interfax" a source in the space industry.

"Today, just will not start, because the site is not even drove payment. Sitting of the Commission will be held in the afternoon, it will detect the new launch date," - said the agency interlocutor on Tuesday.

According to him, the exact cause of the transfer start with a backup date is unknown.

Test-fired a new missile was planned on Monday, but the day before the start due to the perceived need for additional inspections was decided to postpone the launch date on the back - December 24.

Earlier start has been repeatedly postponed. Since early October launch was postponed at the end of this year to replace the booster (instead of the first flying prototype will fly into space a second instance of the rocket and the ground will change the engines of the first stage).

Carrier rocket "Soyuz-2.1V" - a two-stage rocket of light class, intended for launching spacecraft launch complexes with rockets "Soyuz-2".
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RIA news site earned and that's what gave:
"The rocket" Soyuz-2.1V "from Plesetsk postponed again indefinitely due to possible failure of one engine, told RIA Novosti on Tuesday, a source in the space industry.
Initially the launch was scheduled for December 23, but due to the need for additional testing it was postponed for a day, for a backup date.
"Start rescheduled, possibly due to a malfunction of one of the rocket engines," - said the source.
He noted that the new launch date will determine the state committee meeting which is scheduled for the afternoon of Tuesday. "
RIA Novosti http://ria.ru/space/20131224/986116902.html # ixzz2oCH1i0GX

24/12/2013 Start "Soyuz-2.1V" postponed to December 25

Launch rocket "Soyuz-2.1V" from Plesetsk postponed to December 25 due to the possible failure of one engine, told RIA Novosti on Tuesday, a source in the space industry.

Initially the launch was scheduled for December 23, but due to the need for additional testing it was postponed for a day, for a backup date.

"Start rescheduled, possibly due to a malfunction of one of the rocket engines," - said the source.

I've just been told that the launch is delayed to 25th December 2013, 16:30 local time.

People at Plesetsk worked on the launch pad until 04:00 last night. They need to rest.

patchfree a écrit:Repoussé au 25 décembre.

I've just been told that the launch is delayed to 25th December 2013, 16:30 local time.

People at Plesetsk worked on the launch pad until 04:00 last night. They need to rest.

norway76 a écrit:

patchfree a écrit:Repoussé au 25 décembre.

I've just been told that the launch is delayed to 25th December 2013, 16:30 local time.

People at Plesetsk worked on the launch pad until 04:00 last night. They need to rest.

Heu, je suis pas très doué en fuseau horaire mais ça fait quel heur 16:30 (heure locale)

Joyeux noël  

Frandu12 a écrit:

patchfree a écrit:
Le lancement est maintenant planifié pour le 25 décembre à 16h30 heure de Moscou.

http://www.russianspaceweb.com/soyuz1_lv_aist.html

soit le 25/12 à 13h30 heure de paris

nikolai39 a écrit:Confirmation : nouvelle tentative de lancement demain à 12h30 GMT !!!!

Je l'aurai peut-être, finalement, mon cadeau de Noël !  :D

However multiple posters on the online forum of the Novosti Kosmonavtiki magazine reported that efforts had been continuing to fix ground hardware that caused the delay and make another launch attempt before the end of the year. The State Commission overseeing the launch apparently convened in Plesetsk around 16:00 Moscow Time on December 26 and set the new launch for December 28, 2013, at 16:30 Moscow Time. A back launch opportunity was reserved on the same day at 18:00 Moscow Time.

patchfree a écrit:Heu c'est plutôt le 28 décembre que le 27!...

nikolai39 a écrit:

patchfree a écrit:Heu c'est plutôt le 28 décembre que le 27!...

Effectivement, mais il y a eu beaucoup d'infos différentes et contradictoires au cours des dernières heures, pour ma défense !  :D 

By December 27, the launch was set for 14:00 Moscow Time on December 28.

Soyouz 31 a écrit:Hé les garçons, auriez-vous un lien svp. Je peux regarder le lancement. Merci

nikolai39 a écrit:

Soyouz 31 a écrit:Hé les garçons, auriez-vous un lien svp. Je peux regarder le lancement. Merci

Euh... J'espère que tu es conscient qu'il s'agit probablement du lancement le plus secret de la dernière décennie (va savoir pourquoi d'ailleurs...), il est impensable qu'il soit retransmis en direct !

nikolai39 a écrit:En attendant, voici un petit reportage de la chaîne de télé officielle :

http://www.vesti.ru/videos?vid=563751

norway76 a écrit:ce nouveau lanceur il transportera le Soyouz ?

nikolai39 a écrit:

norway76 a écrit:ce nouveau lanceur il transportera le Soyouz ?

Non, il n'est pas assez puissant. Le Soyouz-2.1v est de même catégorie que VEGA : il pourra placer environ 3 tonnes en orbite basse.
Un vaisseau Soyouz TMA-M, ça pèse 7,2 tonnes !