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October 27th 13, 04:06 PM
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The Ares 1-X File
At 28 Oct 2009 Ares 1-X was launched. There was before some fear that the first stage may crash in the second after separation. A principle problem by the use of big solids. The TV of the flight showed exactly such an event. But NASA said telemetry failed just seconds before the crash and they had to wait the readout of the onboard sensor recorder. I never read about the content anywhere. Now, after 4 years, is any final report about this flight published? ## CrossPoint v3.12d R ## 
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