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Samstag Abend: #VantaSchwarz #14! Um 21 Uhr geht es laut, hart, schmutzig los auf Radio Schwarze Welle, eine Ausgabe VantaSchwarz aus dem Hause HellSchwarz! Ruschelrock gibt's auf CD (gibt's die eigentlich noch?), heute kommt das, was sonst eher selten im #Radio zu hören ist. #Underdog-Musik am internationalen Hundetag! Mit dabei (natürlich) die nagelneue Scheibe von Saltatio Mortis, Schwarzwald (definitiv kein Fichtenknarzen!), NOISUF-X darf nicht fehlen und Desastroes auch nicht. Mordacious sind dabei, Dr. Kranck und Pro Patria - the band auch. Und noch viele, viele andere natürlich! Und wem das akkustische Vergnügen nicht reicht, ist herzlich eingeladen, #VS14 in Second Life im #EndockUnderground zu begleiten: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/DARKANGEL/32/102/23 - oder uns im #Chat der Welle zu begleiten! #RSW: https://www.schwarze-welle.com/ Chat: https://www.schwarze-welle.com/chat/ Streaming URL: http://www.schwarze-welle.de:7500/ Extern lauschen: http://www.schwarze-welle.de/play.m3u #WorldDogDay #Industrial #EBM #NDH (hier: Internet) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGKgJTPoPHR/?igshid=jbtigzs0vh71
Stunning photo of yesterday’s Sentinel 1B Soyuz launch from French Guiana. Arianespace and the Guiana Space Center each make posters of their launches, which can be viewed and downloaded here.
Europese aardobservatiesatelliet Sentinel-1B succesvol gelanceerd
De tweede Sentinel-1-satelliet – Sentinel-1B – is maandagavond laat succesvol met een Sojoez-raket (vlucht VS14) naar de ruimte gebracht. De observatiesatelliet gaat een ‘radarblik’ op aarde werpen voor het Europese milieuprogramma Copernicus. Sentinel-1B begon om 23.02 uur Nederlandse tijd aan zijn klim naar de ruimte en werd gelanceerd vanaf de Europese ruimtehaven in het Frans-Guyaanse Kourou. Na 23 minuten en 35 seconden scheidde de satelliet zich van de bovenste trap van zijn raket. Hieronder een video van de lancering.
De lancering van Sentinel-1B gaf ook kleinere satellieten de kans mee te liften naar de ruimte. In totaal gingen er drie CubeSats mee omhoog. Deze kleine satellieten, ieder 10x10x11 centimeter groot, werden ontwikkeld door universiteitsstudenten die deelnamen aan het ‘Fly Your Satelliet!’-programma dat ESA’s Education & Knowledge Management Office runt samen met Europese universiteiten. De drie meeliftende CubeSats zijn OUFTI-1 van de Universiteit van Luik, e-st@r-II van het Polytechnic in het Italiaanse Turijn en AAUSat-4 van de Aalborg Universiteit in Denemarken. Bron: ESA.
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Astroblogs: http://www.astroblogs.nl/2016/04/26/europese-aardobservatiesatelliet-sentinel-1b-succesvol-gelanceerd/

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T-2 hours - third attempt of Sentinel 1B launch.
After two weather delays and a technical issue, the European Space Agency is about to add the second Sentinel 1 satellite to its orbital constellation. Consisting of seven dedicated satellites and three payloads, the Sentinel fleet monitors weather, vegetation, and other activity on the Earth’s surface.
The first satellites in the first three Sentinel programs have already been launched; Sentinel 1A in 2014, Sentinel 2A in June 2015, and Sentinel 3A in February 2016.
Launch of Sentinel 1B, dubbed VS14 in Arianespace's manifest, had its most recent launch attempt delayed because of a malfunctioning Internal Measurement System in the Soyuz launch vehicle. Liftoff is now scheduled for 5:02pm EDT.
ESA is providing live launch coverage beginning at 4:45pm EDT here.