But the rocket had enough room to carry the 88 doves as well as 15 additional.
What happens to rocket after launching satellite.
Normally the rocket breaks off after the satellite has enough speed and or is in orbit.
When launching stuff into earth orbit like satellites for example often the last stage will perform the burn to achieve stable orbit and will then be jettisoned.
The rocket is normally planned to fall into an ocean to avoid civilian casualties.
A rocket has been fired upwards to launch a satellite in its orbit.
Also these rockets travel eastward so if anything goes wrong during their ascent the debris would essentially fall into an ocean s waters far away from densely populated areas.
I don t expect the falcon 9 to have a reusable upper stage just because the with a kerosene based system the specific impulse isn t really high enough to do that and a lot of the missions we do for commercial satellite deployment are.
A pegasus rocket carrying eight groundbreaking weather satellites is launched into space from a plane in florida.
The next generation vehicles after the falcon architecture will be designed for full reusability.
Launching a rocket from the east coast gives an additional boost to the rocket due to the rotational speed of earth.
Ignore the frictional force due to air resistance.
So now we have a rocket stage in stable orbit.
This is shown in so many videos and they never show what happens to that stage.
The pslv rocket s main purpose was to launch india s cartosat 2d a high resolution earth observation satellite.
For multiple stage rockets usually the first stage crashes into the ocean the second stage burns up in reentry and if there are 3 or more stages then stage 3 and so on would eithe.
Name the two forces acting on the rocket immediately after leaving the launching pad.
Most of the time it burns up in the atmosphere as it reenters.