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In 2025, the previous Spectrum rocket crashed into the sea shortly after launch.
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German private aerospace company Isar Aerospace announced the successful launch of a Spectrum launch vehicle from Anneya in Norway.
The rocket, developed by a private company, reached orbit from continental Europe for the first time.
The flight is carried out as part of the Onward and Upward mission.
MOSCOW, September 6 - RIA Novosti. German private aerospace company Isar Aerospace announced the successful launch of a Spectrum launch vehicle from Anneya in Norway.
“We are in orbit! And we have just made European history: for the first time, a rocket developed by a private company has reached orbit from continental Europe,” the company said in a statement on the X social network.
According to the broadcast, which was conducted on the Isar Aerospace YouTube channel, the Spectrum launch vehicle took off from the Norwegian spaceport at approximately 23.10 Moscow time. The flight is carried out as part of the mission “Forward and Upward”.
In 2025, the previous Spectrum rocket crashed into the sea shortly after launch. This was the first launch of a launch vehicle from continental Europe. The purpose of the test flight was to collect data and gain experience. Isar Aerospace CEO and co-founder Daniel Metzler noted that the first test flight met all expectations and was a great success.
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