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spacetechnology1 year ago

"Final Delta IV Heavy Rocket Launches from Cape Canaveral Today"

United Launch Alliance (ULA) is set to launch the final Delta 4 Heavy rocket from Cape Canaveral after resolving an issue with a gaseous nitrogen pump that caused a previous scrub. The NROL-70 mission, carrying a classified payload for the National Reconnaissance Office, will provide needed capabilities on the ground. ULA's Vulcan rocket will replace the Delta 4 Heavy, with plans for upcoming missions, including the launch of the Boeing Starliner Crew Flight Test.

via Spaceflight Now|
#delta-4-heavy#nrol-70#rocket-launch
space-news1 year ago

"SpaceX's High Cadence: A Doubleheader Launch Roundup and Seventh Reuse Anniversary"

SpaceX aims to continue its high launch cadence with upcoming missions including Starlink flights, a mystery-shrouded launch from China, and the first of a new mid-inclination rideshare missions. The much-anticipated second launch attempt of the final Delta IV Heavy carrying NROL-70 is now scheduled for the end of the week after ground equipment issues delayed the first attempt. The high cadence of SpaceX missions makes them susceptible to schedule changes when a flight encounters a delay. SpaceX's next missions include Starlink Group 7-18, Starlink Group 8-1, Starlink Group 6-47, and the Bandwagon-1 mission, while the Delta IV Heavy is set to launch NROL-70.

via NASASpaceflight.com|
#delta-iv-heavy#falcon-9#nrol-70
spacetechnology1 year ago

"Upcoming Rocket Launches: Delta IV Heavy, SpaceX, and More Updates"

The final launch of United Launch Alliance's Delta IV Heavy rocket for the NROL-70 national security mission from Cape Canaveral, Florida, has been delayed due to a gaseous nitrogen pipeline ground pump failure. The next launch attempt is TBD, with potential availability on Monday, April 1. The massive rocket, known for its power and size, will carry a classified payload for the National Reconnaissance Office. Interested viewers can follow live coverage and updates on the launch through FLORIDA TODAY's Space Team.

via Florida Today|
#cape-canaveral#delta-iv-heavy#nrol-70
spacetechnology1 year ago

"Watch Live: United Launch Alliance's Final Delta IV Heavy Rocket Liftoff"

United Launch Alliance's Delta Heavy IV rocket will launch for the final time from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida, carrying a classified payload for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office. The nature of the payload remains a mystery, but it is likely a sophisticated spy satellite. The launch can be watched live on Space.com, and the retirement of the Delta IV Heavy paves the way for ULA's new Vulcan Centaur rocket.

via Space.com|
#delta-iv-heavy#nrol-70#space-launch
space1 year ago

"Final Launch: Delta IV Heavy's Last Liftoff from Space Coast"

United Launch Alliance is set to launch the final Delta IV rocket on Thursday with the NROL-70 mission for the National Reconnaissance Office, marking the 45th and last flight of the Delta IV. The mission, expected to take several hours to complete, will carry a classified electronic signals intelligence satellite to geostationary orbit. This launch signifies the retirement of the Delta IV after 22 years of service, leaving United Launch Alliance with its Atlas V and next-generation Vulcan rocket to continue carrying out US military launch requirements.

via NASASpaceflight.com|
#delta-iv#national-reconnaissance-office#nrol-70
space-exploration1 year ago

"Delta IV Heavy's Swan Song: Historic Final Mission and SpaceX's 175th Falcon 9 Flight"

The final mission of the Delta IV Heavy rocket, carrying the NROL-70 security payload, marks the end of an era for the venerable rocket series that has been a cornerstone of American space endeavors since 1960. With a rich history of achievements and innovations in space exploration, the Delta IV Heavy has completed 388 missions and played a pivotal role in deploying GPS satellites, leading exploratory missions to Mars and Mercury, launching significant payloads, and facilitating commercial satellite launches. The forthcoming launch not only commemorates the end of an era but also paves the way for the future with the introduction of the Vulcan rocket, poised to continue the tradition of innovation and exploration in the space sector.

via Space Daily|
#delta-iv-heavy#historic-mission#nrol-70
spacespaceflight1 year ago

"Anticipating ULA's Delta IV Heavy Launch: Weather Conditions in Question"

The final launch of the Delta IV Heavy rocket is scheduled for Thursday from Cape Canaveral, but weather conditions remain a concern. The launch, carrying the NROL-70 mission for the National Reconnaissance Office, marks the end of an era in American spaceflight history. The successor to the Delta IV Heavy, the Vulcan Centaur, is set to revolutionize United Launch Alliance's launch capabilities. Weather updates and live coverage can be found on FLORIDA TODAY's website.

via Florida Today|
#cape-canaveral#delta-iv-heavy#nrol-70
spacetechnology1 year ago

"Final Launch: ULA's Delta IV Heavy Carries NROL-70 Payload"

The United Launch Alliance (ULA) will conduct the final launch of the Delta IV Heavy rocket, carrying the NROL-70 mission for the National Reconnaissance Office from Space Launch Complex 37 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida on March 28, 2024. Launch viewing options are available at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, with limited bleacher seating and audio/video commentary provided.

via Kennedy Space Center|
#delta-iv-heavy#kennedy-space-center#nrol-70