WASHINGTON — SES Global expects to decide by late April whether to order a satellite from Boeing that is identical to the NSS-8 spacecraft that was lost in a Jan. 30 Sea Launch rocket failure. An ...
A Sea Launch Zenit-3SL vehicle, carrying the NSS-8 satellite, experienced an anomaly today during launch operations. All personnel at the launch site are safe and accounted for. Sea Launch will ...
SES New Skies announced the failure of the launch of NSS-8, the sixth satellite in the fleet, onboard a Zenith-3SL launch vehicle, and the resulting total loss of the satellite. The Sea Launch vehicle ...
The board of SES Global has approved funding for the direct replacement of NSS-8, which was lost as a result of the January 30 failure of the Sea Launch rocket, potentially caused by a loose bolt in ...
Sea Launch is set to orbit the SES New Skies NSS-8 spacecraft Jan. 25 on a Zenit-3SL from its floating Odyssey platform in the equatorial Pacific Ocean. The 5.9-metric-ton Boeing-built satellite, ...
SES NEW SKIES, an SES company (Paris:SESG) (LuxX:SESG) regrets to announce the failure of the launch of NSS-8, the sixth satellite in the SES NEW SKIES fleet, onboard a Zenith-3SL launch vehicle, and ...
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