NOW! Live Coverage of the ESA Hera mission launch + ESA Hera launch Event from Darmstadt, Germany
- 07.10.2024 18:19
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BlueSky: @nemethstarpro.bsky.social @spacefriday.bsky.social - 07.10.2024 18:15
We got a signal from Hera. Solar panels are deployed and contact to ESOC control room in Darmstadt is established. Hera is now on its way to asteroid Dimorphos. A great day and step for Europe and the European Space Agency.
Video: Nemeth/Star Productions / ESA / Space X - 07.10.2024 18:10
Hera will now deploy it‘s solar panels and send a signal back to Earth. This can take several minutes.
- 07.10.2024 18:09
We have a successful separation of Hera from the Falcon 9 rocket.
Video: Nemeth/Star Productions / ESA / Space X - 07.10.2024 18:05
The first signals of Hera will be received by the NSA Deep Space Network antenna in Australia.
- 07.10.2024 18:04
When Hera separates from the Falcon 9 it will deploy its solar panels to get energy from the sun. The upper stage of the Falcon 9 will remain in an interplanetary orbit as well and my return to earth some day.
- 07.10.2024 17:50
We have a successful burn of the second stage and Hera reached the interplanetary orbit around the sun. In around 20 minutes we will have separation of Hera from the Falcon 9.
- 07.10.2024 17:05
In round about 1 hour we have separation of Hera from the second stage
- 07.10.2024 17:00
Stage 2 burn is coming soon. Hera will fulfil another Earth orbit before the space probe moves into interplanetary orbit.
- 07.10.2024 16:59
We have a successful launch and a successful separation of the first stage
- 07.10.2024 16:54
Launch of the Hera Mission.
Video: Nemeth/Star Productions / ESA / SpaceX - 07.10.2024 16:50
We have 3 minutes to launch
- 07.10.2024 16:43
This falcon 9 rocket booster (first stage) has it‘s 23 and final launch today.
- 07.10.2024 16:41
We are 10 minutes to launch. weather looks better in Florida, than in the morning.
- 07.10.2024 16:33
Launch is in around 20 minutes.
- 07.10.2024 16:21
We are 30 minutes from launch
- 07.10.2024 16:20
- 07.10.2024 16:18
the ESA live broadcast has begun. Several instruments on Hera will investigate the dust particles from the Dart impact and the ground of the asteroid Dimorphos.
- 07.10.2024 16:12
Hera‘s mission is to find out which consequences the impact of the NASA Dart space probe had on asteroid Dimorphos.
- 07.10.2024 15:50
weather conditions are still on go
- 07.10.2024 15:49
We are one hours away from the launch. Hera is already in the Falcon 9 rocket and propellant is loaded to the rocket.
- 07.10.2024 12:51
The launch of the Hera mission has been brought forward to 16:52 CEST today.
- 05.10.2024 16:11
Welcome to our Live Coverage of the Launch of ESA’s Hera Mission to asteroid Dimorphos to investigate the impact consequences from NASA’s Dart mission.
Our live coverage will start today at 16:30 CEST here and on BlueSky.
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That's all for now from our live coverage. We thank you for your attention. See you next time. Clear skies and bye bye. If you want to see more of our content join On the stage talks about the current tests of Hera is on. We want to thank you for your attention and say good bye from the ESA Hera Live Event in Darmstadt. Mission updates around the evening will be published in our LC-29. Thank you and good bye. Clear skies. Matthias Maurer leads the Moon training facility of DLR and ESA, opened in Cologne a few days ago. He is now on stage to speak about the training for the coming moon missions with Artemis 3 and beyond. We had a successful launch of Hera, now new music on the stage. We will upload pictures from this event later this evening. We are go for launch, please change now to the live coverage of the Hera Mission launch. LC-29 on stage we have talk about space weather. He talks about his almost 7 hours space walk and his experience of unexpected meeting with space debris. Matthias Maurer is on stage, another German astronaut, telling us about his experience, launching with the Falcon 9 rocket. Now on stage, two people from Haus der Astronomie and the DLR (German Space Agency) explaining what Hera and Dart propose is and what asteroid defence means. The music program is over and the pre-talks for the lunch have begun. Since 2007, the ESA has a planetary defence office, to work on an asteroid defence system. This was first to expensive for ESA, but as NASA joint the work and costs have been split between both space agencies. She speaks about Apophis, the asteroid that will pass Earth at it‘s closest approach on April 13, 2029. The Outer Space Office works with all space agencies around the world to protect Earth. now a member of the UN Outer Space office is on the stage, telling us about the work at this office. Hera is launching on a Flacon 9 rocket of Space X because Ariane 6 was delayed, which resulted in the need to switch to Space X. Friday nights was always a special day. Astronauts have collected their favorite food for fridays and enjoyed the best dinner on friday evenings. On Saturday and Sunday it‘s cleaning day in space. Thomas Reiter, German ESA astronaut, is on stage now and speaking about it‘s experiences in space. the pre-program of the launch event today explains what asteroids are which impact events happened in the last billion years. We are live at the ESA Event to the #HeraMission launch. The launch of the Hera mission has been brought forward to 16:52 CEST today. Welcome to our Live Coverage of the ESA Event for the Hera Mission launch from Darmstadt, Germany Our live coverage will start Monday at 15:00 CEST here and on BlueSky. #HeraMission #ESA #ESA_Hera #Darmstadt #Dimorphos #Dart #NASA #Space #science
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