This is how Ariane 6’s boosters work π #shorts
Europeβs new rocket Ariane 6 has three main stages each with their own engines.
Ariane 6 uses one of the worldβs most powerful single-piece boosters, the P120C boosters, to get off the ground.
These motors run on 142 000 kg of solid fuel, which is completely consumed in just two minutes, reaching 53 km altitude when they are eventually discarded.
We can choose to either have two or four boosters per Ariane 6 launch. For many missions two boosters is more than enough to get into space, but if you need to launch heavier satellites or want to reach destinations farther away from Earth four boosters provide the extra kick to do the trick.
We now have a target launch date! We are currently aiming to get Ariane 6 off the ground on 9th July, be sure to set your reminders and follow along for more updates.
πΉ ESA – European Space Agency
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How are they transported to Korou?
WE FINALLY GOT THE CZECH FLAG ON A ARIANE ROCKET π¨πΏπ¨πΏπ¨πΏπ¨πΏπ¨πΏπ¨πΏπ¨πΏ
ESA is awesome! Love from πΊπΈ!
"when they are discarded" . So last century.
How about 6 booster is it even possible??
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Marathon is 42km…42.2 π
So they completely burn up after being discarded?
….Not reusable? Aw man, when will the ESA be developing reusable rockets?
How those SRBs are ignited?
This is really cool, someone from ESA here! Able to communicate and comment. Thank you for the insight. Hope for more details, info and everything. Canβt get enough of European tech! π