Launch System 2: Upper Stage Engine
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- The upper stage of Astra's Rocket 4 will use the vacuum variant of Ursa Major's Hadley, an oxygen-rich staged combustion engine fueled by liquid kerosene that will provide 6,500 pounds of thrust. Learn more here: astra.com/laun...
I hope in the next launch the rocket will start moving towards camera to complete the SpaceX, SpaceY meme
We believe in you❤❤❤
What's the first stage engine?
a modified Firefly Reaver (they have IP on it)
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I regret investing in Asstra
I have not lost money on your stock because I was paying attention. I actually have made quite a bit. However with a reverse split looming. I have pulled most of my investment out. When can we expect the reverse split to happen? And how do you plan to maintain value after. When is the next launch what do you expect to be tested, are you expecting to learn something from the next launch? in other words are you expecting launch, stage one separation, and then failure or something similar? Or will this be a complete flight?
With every unexpected failure Astra has burnt their reputation and cost public investors real money that they have earned with blood sweat and tears. I have faith that the Astra team will eventually succeed. I am just concerend that it might be after another company merges it into their ranks . please give me something to raise my confidence in astras survival.
what a putz 🤣🤣🤣
As you rocket scientists know, the more complicated thing are, the more that can go wrong. Time to rid these engines of this layer of mechanical entrails they are wrapped in. Simplification means reliability. I know you will get right on this, thank you.
But seriously, something needs to be done about this.
that looks like the messiest rocket engine i have seen in a while
That’s what happens when you design a 6500 kibf ORSC engine. Also, much of those orange high voltage lines you see need to be long so they can connect to S2 and it’s flight computers.
Yeah, it looks a bit prototypey. Like you do if you just want it to work and carve out the details and the cable management later.
Problem is, that "later" more often than not never comes. This philosophy was Astra's main mistake in their first try and now with their second, they are really time constrained.
Idk how early in their development Ursa Major is but for Astra - basically an aluminium-tube-manufacturer at this point - I don't have high hopes.
@@HexaSquirrelwhy so small ORSC engine?
Not looking forward to being “De Listed” - Hopefully this would be the Silver Bullet 😅
Ain't gonna lie, I'm very disappointed in you guys. I lost a lot of money.
avg down silly...otherwise, why did you buy when you did? Look in the mirror for real dissappointment
@@East7West9 I bought it to impress your mom and sister more.
@@thedarkside13 the violation tho 😂
You invest at your own risk. Everyone knows space is hard, so the only one you could possibly blame is yourself for not knowing what your getting in to. I invested as well, but not just for money, but also because i believe in their mission. I haven't sold my stock yet and i won't. I'm proud to be a shareholder of Astra.
If you want to earn quick and easy money, spaceflight investments are not the way my friend....
@@East7West9 it goes down every month, cost averaging wont save you lol
They've given up on their OWN technology ?????..........the stock is not worth even $0.02