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Space startup Astra successfully returned to launch today, a little more than a month after its last launch failed mid-flight. Taking off from Kodiak, Alaska, Astra\u2019s LV0009 rocket deployed the satellites it was carrying into orbit for three commercial companies<\/a>, marking the company\u2019s first successful commercial mission.<\/p>\n
There was a brief moment during the flight, however, where it seemed like today\u2019s mission might have been a failure. Soon after reaching orbit, the vehicle was supposed to deploy the satellites it was carrying (except for one that was to remain attached to the rocket). However, Astra did not immediately receive confirmation that the payloads had deployed and ended its livestream of the flight before getting word about the fate of the satellites. One of the hosts of the livestream explained that the rocket was \u201cfar down range\u201d of the company\u2019s ground station for communicating with the vehicle.<\/p>\n
\n\u201cOur customers are calling us and indicating that the satellites are alive\u201d<\/q><\/aside>\n<\/div>\nAbout an hour afterward, Astra resumed its livestream again briefly with CEO Chris Kemp, who confirmed the satellites had actually been deployed. \u201cThe payloads have started to communicate with ground stations,\u201d Kemp said. \u201cOur customers are calling us and indicating that the satellites are alive. They\u2019re talking, which means they\u2019ve been successfully deployed.\u201d Trading of Astra\u2019s stock was then halted shortly after the confirmation due to volatility.<\/p>\nToday\u2019s launch marks a remarkably short return-to-flight for Astra, following its last launch failure on February 10th<\/a>. Prior to today\u2019s flight, the company had experienced a string of failures and mishaps, and had only reached orbit successfully once in November 2021<\/a>. Now the company can say it has successfully reached orbit a second time. \u201cThis has not been easy,\u201d Kemp said during the livestream. \u201cWe had a flight just over a month ago, and the team worked really hard \u2014 every day, every weekend, many nights \u2014 to quickly identify the issues we had on the flight, get another rocket back up to Kodiak, and fly it. And it was absolutely the right thing to do.\u201d<\/p>\n
Astra\u2019s February flight, the first time the company launched from Florida, was supposed to put four small satellites into orbit for NASA. Astra\u2019s rocket launched as expected, but experienced a problem during rocket stage separation \u2014 when the vehicle intentionally breaks apart and sheds weight as it moves along its path into space. Live footage of the flight showed the rocket moving uncontrollably after the stage separation procedure took place. As a result of the failure, all of the payloads on the flight were lost.<\/p>\n
On March 6th, Astra said it had identified the issue<\/a> with the February launch, noting there was a problem with the payload fairing, or the nose cone on top of the rocket that enshrouds the satellites during launch. The fairing did not separate as planned ahead of stage separation. Astra blamed the failure on the separation mechanisms, which are used to separate the fairing in half.<\/p>\n
\nThe separation mechanisms (our fairing has 5 of these) were fired in an incorrect order, which resulted in off-nominal movement of the fairing that caused an electrical disconnection. Due to the disconnection, the last separation mechanism never received its command to open, which prevented the fairing from separating completely before upper stage ignition.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Astra said it also found a separate software issue that caused the rocket to tumble after the stage separation. The company explained how it identified the root causes of both issues and developed ways to address the problems. <\/p>\n
Today\u2019s flight had payloads for three customers on board, a mission that had been arranged through a company called Spaceflight, which helps match satellites to rockets going to orbit. The customers included Portland State Aerospace Society and NearSpace Launch.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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