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...soaring to 329,839 feet and then returning through 119-mph high-altitude crosswinds to make a gentle, controlled landing just four and a half feet from the center of the pad.
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“<em>ULA will offer universities the chance to compete for at least six CubeSat launch slots on two Atlas V missions, with a goal to eventually add university CubeSat slots to nearly every Atlas and Vulcan launch</em>.”—Tory Bruno, ULA President + CEO.
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The launch service contracts include launch vehicle production and launch operations for the NROL-52 and NROL-71 missions.
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“ULA will offer universities the chance to compete for at least six CubeSat launch slots on two Atlas V missions, with a goal to eventually add university CubeSat slots to nearly every Atlas and Vulcan launch.”
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“We continue our focus on mission success while transforming ULA to make space more affordable and accessible..."
Read MoreULA does not currently have any Atlas engines available to bid and therefore is unable to submit a timely proposal.
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The satellite will launch on a Proton vehicle at the end of this year.
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The five satellites, yet to be designated, will be launched using the Proton Breeze M launch vehicle.
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Additional information will be released as it becomes available
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“AAC brings a critical component to our launch program by providing essential range safety capabilities during our initial development phase."
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