I have sent you the insignia. I would like the Starfighter to follow the Bravo rocket as it ascends to space. Maybe you could have shots of the rocket from the jet, rather than from cameras on the ground. Just remember to show the insignia when Starfighter aerial footage is shown.
And we have transfer. Plane is now to be refueled and prepared for launch of BST. We will also use several other aircraft for observation at different altitudes and speeds, including a surplus F-104 Starfighter, all painted in our livery.
@RocketScienceCo, we are now currently flight testing a modified @SpenzeroInternational YLH-350. It has been painted with a TerTech Space Systems livery and is has been fitted with cameras. Now it is ready for it’s first flight.
WHOOOOOO!!!! DRONE SHIP! DRONE SHIP! DRONE SHIP! @iSpace, what will your drone ship be named? And will it need a tug? And also, what is the naming convention for your drone ships?
I do believe that your Argo-1 should be used to conduct any servicing missions on the Baguette Space Telescope, an interstellar variable telescope mission that will search for earthlike planets and uncover the secrets of the universe from the Big Bang to the present day.
Our CEO is currently in the Atmoskipper and preparing for takeoff. Under the command of Captain Bonnie Michael and First Officer Alan Carpenter, the Atmoskipper will fly to LPC-1 by skipping off the atmosphere and into space, hence it’s name, and then gliding to a landing.
@RocketScienceCo noted, we are anticipating the launch and our CEO will fly to the space center to see the rocket for himself. Do not be surprised if you see some futuristic-looking plane appear over the space center, because that is the Atmoskipper I told you about.
LAUNCH SUCCESS! Congrats on your successful launch, @PinnacleSpace! Remember, we will be supporting you all the way to deep space and beyond. Godspeed!
@AshtvinayakAerospace has served the world well, and as he prepares to leave, we reflect on all the launches that he has went through, the challenges of building an orbital rocket, and he has really helped to drive down the cost of spaceflight. But this prank challenge should not be seen as a difficult time in the company’s history. Instead, it should be seen as a turning point, where the course of AA’s history will change. Thank you for your service, Ashtvinayak Aerospace. May you continue to drive down the cost of spaceflight. GODSPEED!
@PinnacleSpace, I am so proud to see you are now developing rockets! When you start launching sounding rockets, I know you will pave the road to your first in-house orbital launch. I am proud of you, @PinnacleSpace, and I will support you and be by your side, every step of the way. Godspeed, @PinnacleSpace!
We now plan to send people on @StarbornCelestial1’s Energize Corporation Atmoskipper. The private jet was too slow, so the Atmoskipper would help to send more people faster.
@MirazAerospace maybe the I in iSpace stands for something! And it is easily a different iSpace because look at the SR2 rocket! It has the American flag on it!
Excellent.
3.8 years ago@RocketScienceCo, when do you target Baguette’s launch to be?
3.8 years agoOh
3.8 years agoBut why, @Chtite451SR2?
3.8 years agoAnd @iSpace, when will the launch be?
3.8 years ago@EggySPACE hopefully not. But I have so many questions for @iSpace. Like what will the drone ship be named?
3.8 years agoSo I would like to have the aerial footage from that distance, @RocketScienceCo. Just remember to use the insignia I sent you.
3.8 years agoOkay, so that’s the distance the Starfighter should be from the rocket
3.8 years agoI meant from a far distance outside the range
3.8 years agoI have sent you the insignia. I would like the Starfighter to follow the Bravo rocket as it ascends to space. Maybe you could have shots of the rocket from the jet, rather than from cameras on the ground. Just remember to show the insignia when Starfighter aerial footage is shown.
3.8 years agoHere is our F-104 Starfighter: https://www.simplerockets.com/c/T2DaDN/TerTech-F-104-Starfighter
3.8 years agoGood, our team has sent our planes to the site.
3.8 years ago@RocketScienceCo Baguette will ride an expendable rocket, remember?
3.8 years agoBut what is the status of Baguette?
3.8 years agoAnd we have transfer. Plane is now to be refueled and prepared for launch of BST. We will also use several other aircraft for observation at different altitudes and speeds, including a surplus F-104 Starfighter, all painted in our livery.
3.8 years agoLanding complete, plane is ready for transfer.
3.8 years ago@RocketScienceCo, we are now currently flight testing a modified @SpenzeroInternational YLH-350. It has been painted with a TerTech Space Systems livery and is has been fitted with cameras. Now it is ready for it’s first flight.
3.8 years agoSeems to be likely Baguette Space Telescope
3.8 years agoWhat will the first launch of Bravo 10 V8 be?
3.8 years agoWHOOOOOO!!!! DRONE SHIP! DRONE SHIP! DRONE SHIP! @iSpace, what will your drone ship be named? And will it need a tug? And also, what is the naming convention for your drone ships?
3.8 years agoHey, I got the same vaccine! Both doses! Hope you are doing well, @Giova, stay healthy, and as always, GODSPEED!
3.8 years ago@DrexxVolv that is a good explanation of name choice.
+1 3.8 years agoIt is reusable, after all
3.8 years agoI do believe that your Argo-1 should be used to conduct any servicing missions on the Baguette Space Telescope, an interstellar variable telescope mission that will search for earthlike planets and uncover the secrets of the universe from the Big Bang to the present day.
3.8 years ago@StarbornCelestial1, how’s SM-1 going?
3.8 years agoOur CEO is currently in the Atmoskipper and preparing for takeoff. Under the command of Captain Bonnie Michael and First Officer Alan Carpenter, the Atmoskipper will fly to LPC-1 by skipping off the atmosphere and into space, hence it’s name, and then gliding to a landing.
3.8 years agoBut will the new facility have a runway?
3.8 years ago@RocketScienceCo noted, we are anticipating the launch and our CEO will fly to the space center to see the rocket for himself. Do not be surprised if you see some futuristic-looking plane appear over the space center, because that is the Atmoskipper I told you about.
3.8 years agoAnd will it have a runway? And where is the Baguette Space Telescope currently at?
3.8 years ago@RocketScienceCo will the Baguette Space Telescope launch from RSCLAMF? If not, what will be the first launch from the new facility?
3.8 years agoLAUNCH SUCCESS! Congrats on your successful launch, @PinnacleSpace! Remember, we will be supporting you all the way to deep space and beyond. Godspeed!
3.8 years agoOr maybe less than a year! Last year there were two launches, remember, @DrexxVolv?
3.8 years ago@AshtvinayakAerospace has served the world well, and as he prepares to leave, we reflect on all the launches that he has went through, the challenges of building an orbital rocket, and he has really helped to drive down the cost of spaceflight. But this prank challenge should not be seen as a difficult time in the company’s history. Instead, it should be seen as a turning point, where the course of AA’s history will change. Thank you for your service, Ashtvinayak Aerospace. May you continue to drive down the cost of spaceflight. GODSPEED!
3.8 years agoDid you mean performance, @ISX?
3.8 years agoYou have a channel, @PinnacleSpace?
3.8 years agoAnd also remember ASRS? It’s my way of supporting launch providers across SR2 to work together for the benefit of all.
3.8 years agoThanks, @PinnacleSpace!
3.8 years agoGreat, finally! But you said it’s a special version of Eagle 6, @ISX! What is it called?
3.8 years ago@PinnacleSpace, I am so proud to see you are now developing rockets! When you start launching sounding rockets, I know you will pave the road to your first in-house orbital launch. I am proud of you, @PinnacleSpace, and I will support you and be by your side, every step of the way. Godspeed, @PinnacleSpace!
3.8 years agoSoon we will take a tour of the place
3.8 years agoWe now plan to send people on @StarbornCelestial1’s Energize Corporation Atmoskipper. The private jet was too slow, so the Atmoskipper would help to send more people faster.
3.8 years agoThis is the private jet we sent to the facility
3.8 years agohttps://www.simplerockets.com/c/jQ2kfY/private-jet
We will be sending more people there soon, hopefully.
3.8 years agoAnd then after some time, they left back for the desert airbase where our spaceflight and space exploration operations are based
3.8 years agoThanks, @RocketScienceCo. Our team has flown to the launch site to see the pad and range.
3.8 years ago@Chtite451SR2 refresh for text!
3.8 years agoThanks, @DrexxVolv!
3.8 years ago@MirazAerospace maybe the I in iSpace stands for something! And it is easily a different iSpace because look at the SR2 rocket! It has the American flag on it!
3.8 years ago@DrexxVolv close!
3.8 years agoGo with ASRS satellites on rideshare! Send to SSO!
3.8 years ago