Launch Update 1
The Moon Burner is currently set to launch tomorrow at 5:15pm. It is 21.5 inches tall weighing 2.4 oz (without pilot) and will be using a A8-3 engine and a parachute recovery system.
the 8 refers to the rockets average thrust (measured in newtons) and the "A" refers to its total power in newtons per second. The "3" tells you how many seconds before its parachute is launched.
The first flight will be unmanned and will be the Starjammer. This is a smaller rocket measuring 12.1 inches and weighing .6oz. It's recovery system is a streamer (whatever that means).
The next launch will be our manned flight with the Moon Burner, captained by Space Rogue.
The Launch Phases
The launch will have several phases;
1. Ignition
2. the ascent
3. Apogee- where the rocket reaches its highest point and deploys its recovery system.
4. descent
The Weather
The weather forcast is calling for some wind which might delay the launch but there will be further bulletins letting you know of the station's plans.
Good night and Good luck...and to our future space captain: Get a good nights rest, Space Rogue! To mars tomorrow!

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