#Ariane 5 ECA | The Last Dance
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Titan Opération is just so fucking based
SECO
ah yes so we would have had like no global lift capability in the late 80s
SECO
TECO actually
well not quite none but you get the point
Bye HM7 
Last HM-7B 🫡
It’s so Joever
Arca > Arianespace
anyway, good launch, now for me to return to ignoring Arianespace as normal 
80s of ISP disagrees
Arianespace uses child labour
after over 4 decades of service
I made that edit 
how many hm-7 have launched
@wanton sail
over 200
I count 227
Rip Ariane 5
did it start on ariane 4
Ariane 1
HM7B debuted on the 1st Ariane 3 (which flew before Ariane 2) in August 1984
lmao
Technically speaking the current version should be called HM-7C tho
Seperation of first sat
I made a meme out of it
oh like the stuffed cat
That’s meant to say country not company 😂
and someone reverted my edit but I've put it back again since the launch ended
my english dad who knows nothing ab rocketry knew ab ariane 5
Well, mission isn't finished
bec is european
Final satellite sep, fuck you and rest in piss Ariane 5
does the stage use hydrazine for rcs
why do people hate or dislike ariane 5
Trolls or morons, or both
Launch is officially a success
Read eric berger article
we do not care
The final launch has fianally been completed
I think most people just see it as outdated
and ariane 6 isnt must better
much*
Heinrich Hertz AOS
launch the flagship mission for free*
it was designed in the 90s so a lot has changed since then
why can't people realise that
🫡
will A6 have onboards
They either do and take the piss for fun or they're morons
speedy
And there we have it. The end of an era for Europe
what is heinrich hertz
There's an app for that
German military com sat
FUCK YEAHHH
interesting
and it wasn’t a classified mission
the success of arianespace's pocket
just because its new doesn't make it not outdated
the A340-600 first flew in 2001
it was already outdated
why are you an asshole
It's just com sats
Read eric berger's articles about Arianespace, I am sorry that I do not like a rocket btw
Have been like that since they joined
They've been like that for a while from the looks of it though
noone cares that you dont like a rocket
Does anyone know what will happen to ELA-3 know that Ariane Cinco is gone?
its the trolling that gets annoying lol
That's what I said 
oh well. Eepy brain
They will rent it to spacex
For Falcon XX
SuperFalcon with 33 Merlin-1Fs on stage 1
So is orbital insertion done?
yes both payloads deployed
Swag
Maybe Miura Cinco can despegar from there
but for the military
H2 AOS
You're late 
pick and choose the time, if you want to be annoying do it in #générał-space at a time that isn’t the final flight <3
Syracuse IVB AOS
this is true
Berger is a meme journalist lmao
Some of what he says is correct but he's about as reliable as a slightly weighted set of dice
100% successful mission 🫡
berger’s factual reporting often is accurate but his analysis and takes are often what sucks
sad that ariane 5 didn't get a shitty ending
!warn @uneven arch being an ass unnecessarily
Reason: being an ass unnecessarily
For now yeah
Might be repurposed later if needed
Because I set the Wikipedia as inactive

So true
this is the first of the legendary rockets to retire in the near future
delta and atlas upcoming plus proton
when is proton
2 more left according to app
one in December and one in January next year
oh and Antares
Beta-Castor is an Antares in the same sense that Delta IV is a Delta
In that it isn't
yes
atlas will hit the hardest when that retires, Delta IV heavy will also
It still fucks me up that Taurus is just a Pegasus on top of a Castor
That's so terrible I hate it
You know everyone always makes best rockets lists but nobody ever makes worst rockets lists
And atlas v is a atlas lol
- Thor able
- Thor able
- Thor able
- Thor able
- ecorocket
It has to be a rocket that's flown so no Ecorocket
then number 5 can be booster-less Soyuz
Same rule I had for the best rockets list: has to have attempted an orbital launch.
I actually like the taurus
Thor able was great
I mean I do too but I like it in the same sense that I want to care for a disabled puppy that went blind
Aris 1-x
Conestoga
Soyuz 2.1v
It's so helpless it triggers my caring instinct
unpopular opinion but I think that the Delta III looked dope
I mean that's valid but it still sucked ass
there's something about upper stages being wider than first stages that make rockets look cool
Also surprised nobody has brought up NOTS-EV-1
probably is terrible but I can't remember what it looks like
I see the Delta 3 every week when past the freeway
It was a literal entirely unguided rocket that was launched from the bottom of a fighter jet which attempted to manually aim it onto an orbital trajectory by turning the jet and eyeballing it
6 RL10s 
maybe
The NOTS-EV-1 Pilot, better known as NOTSNIK (pronounced notsnik a play on "sputnik") was an expendable launch system and anti-satellite weapon developed by the United States Navy's United States Naval Ordnance Test Station (NOTS). NOTSNIK began as an in-house project using available NOTS funds. The Advanced Research Projects Agency later suppli...
The NOTS-EV-1 Pilot, better known as NOTSNIK (pronounced notsnik a play on "sputnik") was an expendable launch system and anti-satellite weapon developed by the United States Navy's United States Naval Ordnance Test Station (NOTS).[2] NOTSNIK began as an in-house project using available NOTS funds. The Advanced Research Projects Agency later supplied some funds for the program.[3] The program involved creating transistorized sensors to detect nuclear explosions from the Operation Argus tests. Ten were launched during July and August 1958, all of which failed. It was the first air-launched rocket to be used for an orbital launch attempt; however, none was recorded as having reached orbit. Following the third orbital launch attempt a NOTS engineer at the tracking station in Christchurch, New Zealand reported receiving a weak signal from the spacecraft;[4] This was never confirmed,[5] and the launches were not catalogued as having reached orbit.[6] The Pilot rocket was part of Project Pilot.[7]
Actually it's not clear, IIRC the Russians say there are up to 10 Protons left (+) (the last 2 of which are built this year), but only like 2-3 payloads have been assigned
(+) 12 after Angosat-2 launch last October https://tass.ru/kosmos/16038235
Remaining launches:
Atlas V - 19 (will only support Starliner & Amazon's Kuiper after this year or very early next, but will still have several years of life left if only for Starliner)
Delta IV - 1 (Feb. 2024)
Antares w/ Russian engines - 1 (Aug. 2023)
Proton - <= 10 (unclear)
H-IIA - 4 (late 2024 - early 2025)
The only really legacy SLV families left with significant linkage to the past will be Soyuz and the older Chinese Long Marches (2/3/4) - we will probably see them flying well into the 2030s
Though some other launchers have surprisingly longetivity, such as India's PSLV which actually will celebrate its 30th anniversary this year! (people probably don't realize that because it only flew 7 times in its first 10 years, and only 17 times 1993 - 2010, 40 times afterward)
what about SLS which uses 50 year old engines
Well that's true lmao
same S2 different S1
lmfaooooo
ecorocket has flown
In that case Delta III is the same rocket as Delta IV
I like OTRAG
OTRAG funny
it’s same family
i was agreeing with you tho 😭😭
Fair
It hasn't flown an orbital mission
anything is orbital with enough hopes and dreams
Bruh
(/s)
didn’t they technically deploy an orbital thingy but the Romanian navy was like lol no?
That's still not a launch
yeah i know
LISTEN HERE YOU LITTLE SHIT
There's more than that I think
Probably closer to a dozen if memory serves but amaury or rykllan could probably correct
Eh the way I look at it Antares has always been the rocket of Theseus, so it's kinda disqualified from that line of thinking
“I’m not racist but”
NOTS-EV-1
Vanguard
Anything with Able
Shuttle
Rocket 3.3
Miranda when she finds out that the Space Shuttle wasn't fuelled by the blood of human babies and the flesh of endangered seals
Thor able is actually cool though : (
also at what point is delta not just a bigger able
(unless the worst rockets extends to delta : ( )
surely as someone who is into alt space history you can see how shuttle limited our horizons for half a century and still going...
y the hate for thor able : ((((((
I can see Atlas-Able because, well, lol
but thor able actually worked and evolved into delta
shhhhhhh
leave muh precious fleet of spaceplanes alone 😠
Atlas Able
Vanguard
Ares 1 (didnt make an orbital ettempt but idc its going on the list)
Vega-C (stop failing and ill take it off the list)
I can, and I can also see that any other system designed or continued under the financial circumstances of the 1970s was going to be the same way. The money to make a better Shuttle did not exist and sticking with the Saturn V in the form we know it would have been financially unsustainable due to the simple fact that it was not designed for continuous long-term production and our view of its missed opportunities is blinded by the fact that its discontinuation happened to perfectly align with the massive cuts in NASA funding that resulted in the Shuttle being the way that it was.
The Shuttle was a deeply flawed system which objectively got nowhere near what it was supposed to be and became a financial tar baby that took the lives of two crews due to safety negligence. Yet you fail to see the wider picture: you just can't go from 2% of national GDP to 0.5% in three years and continue along the same path, it's not possible.
The Shuttle didn't hamper space exploration because its specific concept ate children and tripped old ladies, it failed because America's government and public turned away from space exploration at the moment they did and left NASA to die. The Shuttle didn't cause the lull, it was merely its visual representation. Congress and the American people caused the lull.
also need to add Thor Burner to that
cackling
I will defend the mes with my life
@rich coyote you made me write an essay c'mon man you can't just dip out like that
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what other rockets will have its last flight soon other than delta, Antares and Atlas
atlas actually has abt 7 years left
H2-A
Proton
Delta

he said delta 😭😭
H-3 is supposed to replace it iirc
there’s four more in the app
hopefully H-3 doesnt give them an Ariane-adjacent issue
*DOESN'T
DO NOT JINX IT
It’s supposed to fly this year
Pegasus lol
yeah but it also previously anomalied
hope it’s good to go now tho
learned the Cluster way to just launch something low worth on first flight
Next launch is no payload
checks out
https://twitter.com/galopujacy_jez/status/1676718463555973122
https://twitter.com/galopujacy_jez/status/1676720243945750530

i love wikipedia
I was making those edits
I made the first and final "was" edit
You see were it says "mobile edit android" that's me
Doing God's work
I legitimately couldn't have expressed this in a better way, this is beautiful

https://twitter.com/arianespaceceo/status/1677280870657404929
https://twitter.com/arianespaceceo/status/1677280874813849602
📷 OK just a few more. Some incredible close-ups of the last #Ariane5 from @EuropeSpacePort's P. Piron and ESA photographer S. Corvaja. More at: https://t.co/eAK44HSoIm #VA261 #OneLastAriane5
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anyone here got a timelapse of the rollout for this launch?
#VA261
Retour en vidéo du décollage d'#Ariane5 pour sa 117e et dernière mission. 🤩
Tenez-vous bien, ça risque de secouer !😵💫
@ArianeGroup @Arianespace
@CNES @esa
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