The Google map widget showing where the recovery ship Nos Aries will be located for IXV splashdown, expected about 104 minutes after lift off on 11 February. The ship’s tracking antenna will also be the first to receive the wingless spaceplane’s call to earth after it emerges from the reentry blackout. Details via 100 minutes of crucial teamwork.
Nos Aries location for IXV splashdown
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Daniel Scuka works on the ESA Communication team.
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