Canadian Arrow
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Der Canadian Arrow (deutsch: Kanadischer Pfeil) war ein Raketenprojekt zur privaten bemannten Raumfahrt des Kanadiers in London, Ontario, Kanada. Das Projekt nahm am Wettbewerb um den X-Prize teil. Die zweistufige Rakete basierte auf der deutschen A4 und wurde ausgehend von den Originalbauplänen weiterentwickelt. Sie sollte drei Astronauten in den Weltraum befördern.
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Canadian Arrow est une entreprise privée, fondée par , et (en), qui a pour objectif principal d'envoyer un touriste dans l'espace, à une altitude de 112 km, dans une fusée (dérivée du missile V2), et de le ramener sain et sauf sur Terre. Canadian Arrow participe, comme Scaled Composites et Armadillo Aerospace, à l'X-Prize.
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カナディアン・アローは、かつてAnsari X Prizeで計画された有人弾道宇宙飛行の計画。
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The Canadian Arrow was a privately funded, early-2000s rocket and space tourism project concept founded by London, Ontario, Canada entrepreneurs Geoff Sheerin, Dan McKibbon and Chris Corke. The project's objective was to take the first civilians into space, on a vertical sub-orbital spaceflight reaching an altitude of 112 km. Canadian Arrow was considered one of the top three candidates for the X-Prize competition, along with Scaled Composites (Burt Rutan), and Armadillo Aerospace (John Carmack). Scaled Composites won the competition on October 4, 2004.
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Der Canadian Arrow (deutsch: Kanadischer Pfeil) war ein Raketenprojekt zur privaten bemannten Raumfahrt des Kanadiers in London, Ontario, Kanada. Das Projekt nahm am Wettbewerb um den X-Prize teil. Die zweistufige Rakete basierte auf der deutschen A4 und wurde ausgehend von den Originalbauplänen weiterentwickelt. Sie sollte drei Astronauten in den Weltraum befördern.
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The Canadian Arrow was a privately funded, early-2000s rocket and space tourism project concept founded by London, Ontario, Canada entrepreneurs Geoff Sheerin, Dan McKibbon and Chris Corke. The project's objective was to take the first civilians into space, on a vertical sub-orbital spaceflight reaching an altitude of 112 km. Canadian Arrow was considered one of the top three candidates for the X-Prize competition, along with Scaled Composites (Burt Rutan), and Armadillo Aerospace (John Carmack). Scaled Composites won the competition on October 4, 2004. The Canadian Arrow team's motto was "making SPACE for you". They have completed the first series of tests on their 57,000 lbf (254 kN) thrust engine and have built a space training centre and a full-scale mock-up of their rocket. After an open nomination process, they also recruited a team of six astronauts from around the world, including several seasoned military pilots and a NASA trained astronaut from Ukraine. Astronaut candidates – the group "Arrow Six" includes David Ballinger, Ted Gow, Terry Wong, Jason Dyer, Larry Clark and Yaroslav "Yarko" Pustovyi, the only member of the team with actual space training. In November 2010 Geoff Sheerin, the president of Canadian Arrow stated the company is unlikely to fly a Canadian Arrow rocket as a space tourism vehicle.
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Canadian Arrow est une entreprise privée, fondée par , et (en), qui a pour objectif principal d'envoyer un touriste dans l'espace, à une altitude de 112 km, dans une fusée (dérivée du missile V2), et de le ramener sain et sauf sur Terre. Canadian Arrow participe, comme Scaled Composites et Armadillo Aerospace, à l'X-Prize.
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カナディアン・アローは、かつてAnsari X Prizeで計画された有人弾道宇宙飛行の計画。
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