Ariane 6 | Assembly timelapse
At Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana, a test model of the Ariane 6’s central core has been assembled for the first time. Ariane 6 is the first Ariane rocket to be assembled horizontally, which is simpler and less costly than more traditional vertical assembly. One of the P120C boosters can be seen from different angles during installation, before the rocket’s central core is moved to its launchpad and placed upright in its mobile gantry. With the central core and boosters in place, combined tests validate compatibility between all components of the complete launch system.
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Very nice, crazy how they can do this in a small country at the top of south America.
Why are you still using obsolete technology? Reusable launchers are the way to go. SpaceX is leading the way.
Catch up.
Superbe vidéo. Cela présente bien les étapes d'intégration.
Go AR6 😉
Nice to see Ariane 6 is making progress.
I’m so excited for the rocket, so many years that the Ariane 5 launch over the earth an enormous number of stuff and now there is it’s children, the Ariane 6. Good luck to all the team. ❤
How exciting!
It’s great seeing a new rocket come together can’t wait to see this and ULA Vulcan take flight
Bravo ESA bravo Europe❤️🇪🇺