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After Delays Due to Flames and Boats, Canada to Announce New Window for First Rocket Launch
NordSpace aims to test its 3D-printed Hadfield engine in a suborbital flight lasting about 60 seconds as a step toward future Canadian rocket launches.
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SAINT-JEAN — On Tuesday, smoke and flames delayed the launch of a rocket from Newfoundland. This unforeseen event occurred in the context of a frantic race in Canada to develop launch vehicles and bases capable of sending satellites into orbit around the Earth. NorthSpace was preparing to launch its Taiga rocket, five metres long, from its launch station near St Lawrence, on the Burin Peninsula of Newfoundland. But at 11:32 a.m. local time, the …
·Richelieu, Canada
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Smoke and flames delayed the launch of a rocket from Newfoundland on Tuesday in the context of an unbridled Canadian race to develop launch vehicles and launch bases capable of sending satellites to orbit around the Earth.
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