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Keith Wetzel AKA Space Cadet wrote:
I few weeks back I was searching on various launchers and ran across this site http://www.spaceandtech.com/spacedata/elvs/elvs.shtml The site's info is way out of date, as note the page on the Avrora launch vehicle: http://www.spaceandtech.com/spacedat...rora_sum.shtml "Australia's Asia Pacific Space Centre (ASPC). APSC has joined with Rosviakosmos, RSC Energia, Samara Central Specialized Design Bureau and Progress Plant (TsSKB-Progress) and the Design Bureau of General Machine Building (KBOM). No technology or license on the production of rockets and spacecraft will be offered to the Australian partners. No Russian government funds will be invested in the venture. The Avrora flight tests will be launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome. The first commercial launch out of Australia’s Christmas Island is planned for the last quarter of 2003. After introduction, manufacturing and launch rates are projected to ramp up to as many as 15 launches per year by 2006." Never happened; no Avrora, no launch pad, no launches. Pat |
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