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Virgin Orbit LauncherOne Tubular Bells, Part One - space launch mission detailed information

When is Virgin Orbit LauncherOne Tubular Bells, Part One? Launch date 30/JUN/2021 — LauncherOne rocket launch by Virgin Orbit from Mojave Air and Space Port.

Virgin Orbit LauncherOne Tubular Bells, Part One launch date, launch time, live countdown, live stream and mission status (Success) — tracked on Space Realm.

Virgin Orbit LauncherOne Tubular Bells, Part One

LauncherOne rocket used for the Tubular Bells, Part One space launch

LauncherOne

USA flag — LauncherOne rocket external-link-icon-img

Status

Success

Date

30 JUN 2021

14:47

Mission Overview

The mission includes three cubesats for US Department of Defense which are launched as a part of the DoS Space Test Program (STP); the Netherland's first military satellite, a cubesat called BRIK II; and two optical satellites, STORK-4 and STORK-5, for SatRevolution's STORK constellation. The mission name, "Tubular Bells, Part One", references the first music album released by Virgin Records label in the 1970s. The label was established by Virgin Orbit CEO Richard Branson.

Rocket

LauncherOne

Mission Type

Dedicated Rideshare

Orbit

Low Earth Orbit

Stages

2

Livestream

Rocket Details

LauncherOne is a two stage orbital launch vehicle developed by Virgin Orbit since 2007. It is an air launch to orbit rocket, designed to launch "smallsat" payloads of 300 kilograms (660 lb) into a Sun-synchronous orbit, following air launch from a carrier aircraft at high altitude.

Height

16 m

Diameter

1.6 m

Launch Mass

30 T

Thrust

327 kN

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