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i-Space • Hyperbola-1 • Launch Area 95A (NA)
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Hyperbola-1 | Unknown is a Failure launch record for i-Space using Hyperbola-1 from Launch Area 95A, Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, People's Republic of China.
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ArticleChinese commercial launch company iSpace stated Monday that an errant piece of foam insulation caused the loss of its Hyperbola-1 rocket in February.
ArticleThe second orbital launch attempt by Chinese launch company iSpace failed shortly after liftoff Feb. 1, following a successful debut flight in 2019 that made...
ArticleThe Chinese private space launch company i-Space (Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Ltd.) developed Hyperbola-1 (Shian Quxian-1) rocket failed in i...
ArticleLaunch of a Hyperbola-1 rocket by Chinese private firm iSpace ended in failure shortly after liftoff from Jiuquan launch center Monday.
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i-Space is a Chinese private space launch company based in Beijing and founded in October 2016.
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