carrier rocket

A Soyuz-2-1b carrier rocket will be used to place it into orbit.

The satellite was to be lifted by a Unha-3 carrier rocket.

However, what watchers actually saw was a stage of the carrier rocket.

Due to a problem with its carrier rocket third stage it failed to reach low Earth orbit.

It is planned to be launched by a commercial carrier rocket, and to reach the Moon on its own.

The R-7 family consists of both missiles, and orbital carrier rockets.

Skynet 5B was the first of the two spacecraft to separate from the carrier rocket.

It contains fuel tanks, equipment needed to interface with a carrier rocket, and other critical systems.

He is a Chinese scientist and an expert in carrier rocket and satellite technology.

Development of France's first carrier rocket, the Diamant, began in 1962.

The satellite separated from the carrier rocket 30 minutes and 49 seconds later, completing a successful launch.

The launch of the satellite was planned for the end of 2009 using the Indian carrier rocket.

The spacecraft separated from the upper stage of the carrier rocket nine minutes after liftoff.

The satellite separated from the carrier rocket in a geosynchronous transfer orbit.

It would be better to put more money into smaller carrier rockets - booster systems - and small-scale satellites.

Three of twelve technologies on board had to work within a few minutes of separation from the carrier rocket for the mission to continue.

Six were flown, four as orbital carrier rockets, and two on sub-orbital flights.

The Zenit-3F carrier rocket, used to place the satellite into orbit, was making its maiden flight.

Ratsat remained bolted to the second stage of the carrier rocket after reaching low Earth orbit.

The Strela and Rokot carrier rockets are based on it.

Following launch, Shin'en separated from the carrier rocket into a heliocentric orbit.

It was estimated to have cost US$40 million, with its carrier rocket costing $55 million.

Although the initial launch was planned for 2008, the project had been postponed due to some issues with the carrier rocket, Vega.

It is believed that the launch was a test of the Kavoshgar, which was being developed as a carrier rocket.

It was launched by a Vostok-2M carrier rocket.