Russian private company is working on a reusable weather forecast
It seems that in the foreseeable future, reusable missiles will cease to be the "calling card" of the American SpaceX corporation. Agency on the eve TASS reported that the private Russian space company "NSTR Rocket Technology"is developing a meteorological rocket that can get a return stage.
As explained by representatives of the organization, initially the carrier will be disposable, but in the future they plan to create a reusable version. At the moment, they are nearing the end of work on a test sample of the device, after testing which, engineers will begin assembling a one-time meteorological rocket.
The brainchild of NSTR Rocket Technologies LLC is an ultralight carrier rocket that is capable of outputting equipment for meteorological measurements, scientific experiments and commercial orders weighing 10-15 kg to a height of up to 130 km. The first tests of the device are scheduled for the end of this year.
In addition, the company emphasized that they intend to obtain a Roskosmos license, as they plan to launch production of ultralight missiles in the future. At the same time, the mass production of a liquid engine developed at NSTR Rocket Technologies and successfully tested, will begin this year.
As explained by representatives of the organization, initially the carrier will be disposable, but in the future they plan to create a reusable version. At the moment, they are nearing the end of work on a test sample of the device, after testing which, engineers will begin assembling a one-time meteorological rocket.
The brainchild of NSTR Rocket Technologies LLC is an ultralight carrier rocket that is capable of outputting equipment for meteorological measurements, scientific experiments and commercial orders weighing 10-15 kg to a height of up to 130 km. The first tests of the device are scheduled for the end of this year.
In addition, the company emphasized that they intend to obtain a Roskosmos license, as they plan to launch production of ultralight missiles in the future. At the same time, the mass production of a liquid engine developed at NSTR Rocket Technologies and successfully tested, will begin this year.
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