Ariane 6 rocket

Ariane 6 comprises three stages: two or four boosters, and a main and upper stage – known together as the central core.

The main stage together with the solid rocket boosters propels Ariane 6 in the first phase of flight. The core stage is powered by the liquid-fuelled Vulcain 2.1 – an upgraded engine derived from Ariane 5’s Vulcain 2 – and the P120C boosters provide additional thrust at liftoff.

The upper stage is powered by the reignitable Vinci engine fuelled by cryogenic liquid oxygen and hydrogen. This allows Ariane 6 to reach a range of orbits on a single mission to deliver more payloads. The upper stage will typically burn multiple times to reach the required orbits. After separation of the payload, there will be a final burn to deorbit the upper stage and reduce space debris.

ARIANE 6 OVERVIEW BY ESA

New Horizons: A new way to communicate

The NewHorizons Space comes with a new powerful satellite constellation, providing High Throughput and Broadband all around the world, projected to serve billions of users worldwide.

Coming to be a new competitor with SES's O3b mPOWER constellation, the brand-new Horizon-II satellite will operate on a Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) constellation, distributed in different planes in order to reach maximum coverage area of it's systems, opening way to a new world of communication: to mobile operators and user to TV broadcast.

OBS:

•To avoid problems with the time counter, leading to a incorrect boosters separation, after take off you cannot control the time until boosters separation at ≈T+130s.

•The time counter will stop together with the first satellite deployment. If you don't want it, erase the display part of the counter from the flight program or change the condition to break the loop.

•The upper stage's Vinci engine supports warp burns BUT ALWAYS CONFIRM IF IT'S REALLY GENERATING THRUST, pay attention to the speed while in warp burn.

Credits:

—Logos

—Horizon-II satellite (slightly modified)

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