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According to Isar Aerospace, the launch pad is intact. The rocket fall back to Earth into the ocean.

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Isar Aerospace will publish more information above which data has been collected and details about the launch in the coming hours and days.

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It would be nice to see the results of the outcome for a second test flight. It was the first time that all these components of the rocket have worked together.

Spectrum was in the air for round about 18 seconds until it exploded. This remembers to the first rocket launches of Space X back in the time. It is however a great step forward for Europe's private commercial space flight.

The rocket has turned around and fall down and exploded.

We have a lift off of Spectrum.

less than last minute

We are 3 minutes to launch now

Today's launch happens from the Andøya Spaceport in Norway. Andøya Space offers the possibility to conduct a launch on unmanned territory.

Spectrum is a 2 stage orbital launch vehicle. It can bring 1000kg payload to low earth orbit. the rocket is using a unique propellant. It's liquid oxygen and liquid Butane. All parts have been produced in-house and printed by 3D-print.

The test flight today is about to collect more data to improve the rocket. Aim is a series production of rockets. Launch vehicle and everything behind the Spectrum project was developed by Isar Aerospace.

Isar Aerospace is the first fully private funded new space company in Europe. Let's call it the German/European Space X.

Hello and welcome to our live coverage. Today the German new space company Isar Aerospace is launching it's first own rocket Spectrum for a first test flight.

Welcome to our Live Coverage of Isar Aerospace launch of Spectrum.
Our live coverage will start Sunday, March 30, 2025 at 12:00 CEST lunch time, focusing the first test flight launch of the Spectrum rocket from the German New Space startup Isar Aerospace from the Andøya Space space port in Norway.

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