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| − | On June 18th 2009 | + | On June 18th 2009 the Baltanlan Space Program was launched, bringing excitement from the public, with 1% of the GDP being put into the company '''Federal Baltanlan Space Agency (FBSA)'''. |
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| + | They began work on manufacturing telescopes and research, building the first rocket for Baltanla in 2015- Major delays would follow to 2017. 2017 was considered a golden year for the FBSA since another rocket was completed and another was built for reusable rocket testing as of May of that year. | ||
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| + | In 2019, the Ansa 1 took off to launch a satellite into space, successfully deploying the first TV in Baltanla, a military satellite and another TV satellite. | ||
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| + | In 2021, during another satellite launch without knowledge of problems with the rocket, the Ansa 4 took off, but after achieving an altitude of 28,000 feet it exploded into pieces, which rained over [[Reia]], [[Baltanla]], and [[Zloveshchiy]]. A fuel tank hit Balanla, lighting a skyscraper on fire for 1 day and 5 hours. Zloveshchiy and Reia did not report deaths or injuries. The Ansa 4 explosion had a estimated death toll of 20 and a injured a total of 602. | ||
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| + | Today more rockets are being made (which are reuseable), as Baltanla aims for October 14th 2022 to make a manned mission. | ||
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[[Category: Baltanla]] | [[Category: Baltanla]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Spaceflight]] | ||
[[Category: Terraconserva]] | [[Category: Terraconserva]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:58, 18 October 2022
On June 18th 2009 the Baltanlan Space Program was launched, bringing excitement from the public, with 1% of the GDP being put into the company Federal Baltanlan Space Agency (FBSA).
They began work on manufacturing telescopes and research, building the first rocket for Baltanla in 2015- Major delays would follow to 2017. 2017 was considered a golden year for the FBSA since another rocket was completed and another was built for reusable rocket testing as of May of that year.
In 2019, the Ansa 1 took off to launch a satellite into space, successfully deploying the first TV in Baltanla, a military satellite and another TV satellite.
In 2021, during another satellite launch without knowledge of problems with the rocket, the Ansa 4 took off, but after achieving an altitude of 28,000 feet it exploded into pieces, which rained over Reia, Baltanla, and Zloveshchiy. A fuel tank hit Balanla, lighting a skyscraper on fire for 1 day and 5 hours. Zloveshchiy and Reia did not report deaths or injuries. The Ansa 4 explosion had a estimated death toll of 20 and a injured a total of 602.
Today more rockets are being made (which are reuseable), as Baltanla aims for October 14th 2022 to make a manned mission.
