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The top fell off Australia’s first orbital-class rocket, delaying its launch
The payload fairing at the top of Gilmour Space's first Eris rocket was supposed to deploy a few minutes after lifting off from northeastern Australia. Instead, the nose cone fell off the rocket hours before it was supposed to leave the launch pad Thursday.
Gold Coast-based Gilmour Space Technologies had been given a two-week window clearance to launch its 23-metre Eris rocket ...
Gilmour Space Technologies’ launch of Australia’s first sovereign orbital rocket has been postponed for “at least a few weeks ...
Gilmour Space Technologies has indefinitely postponed the launch of Australia's first locally-built orbital rocket after an ...
Thursday could be a historic day for Australia as Gilmour Space Technologies enters its launch window to fire off a rocket into orbit. Thursday could mark a historic moment in Australia’s budding ...
After years of preparation, Australia’s first locally-made rocket was set to make history. The 23m Eris rocket has been ...
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