These things would drop down from above all through the weekend of rocket launch after rocket launch after rocket launch.

Launch vehicle and location Molniya carrier rocket from Baikonur launch site

Launch vehicle Ariane Rocket Flight 65 (Ariane 44L)

Launch vehicle Ariane Rocket Flight 77 (Ariane 44P)

Launch vehicle Ariane Rocket Flight 83 (Ariane 44P)

A rocket for you to launch off the board

Are the Japanese equipped to launch such a rocket?

Launch vehicle H II Rocket Flight 4F (H II, 4F)

Launch vehicle H II Rocket Test Flight 2F (H II 2F)

Launch vehicle H II Rocket Test Flight 3F (H II 3F)

(launched by a Proton carrier rocket from the Baikonur launch site)

(launched by a Proton carrier rocket from the Baikonur launch site)

(launched by a Soyuz carrier rocket from the Baikonur launch site)

(launched by a Molniya carrier rocket from the Plesetsk launch site)

The launch would be carried out by a small solid rocket engine.

Gals (launched by a Proton carrier rocket from the Baikonur launch site)

(launched by a Tsiklon 2 carrier rocket from the Baikonur launch site)

Ekspress (launched by a Proton carrier rocket from the Baikonur launch site)

Bion (launched by a Soyuz carrier rocket from the Plesetsk launch site)

(launched by a Start 1 carrier rocket from the Svobodny launch site)

PROGNOZ M2 (launched by a Molniya carrier rocket from the Plesetsk launch site)

COSMOS 2319 (launched by a Proton carrier rocket from the Baikonur launch site)

Cosmos 2327 (launched by a Cosmos carrier rocket from the Plesetsk launch site)

Cosmos 2321 (launched by a Cosmos carrier rocket from the Plesetsk launch site)

Cosmos 2322 (launched by a Zenit carrier rocket from the Baikonur launch site)

Cosmos 2332 (launched by a Cosmos carrier rocket from the Plesetsk launch site)

Cosmos 2333 (launched by a Zenit carrier rocket from the Baikonur launch site)

Cosmos 2334 (launched by a Cosmos carrier rocket from the Plesetsk launch site)

Molniya 3 (launched by a Molniya carrier rocket from the Plesetsk launch site)

Cosmos 2336 (launched by a Cosmos carrier rocket from the Plesetsk launch site)

Cosmos 2341 (launched by a Soyuz carrier rocket from the Plesetsk launch site)

Progress M 33 (launched by a Soyuz carrier rocket from the Baikonur launch site)

Cosmos 2335 (launched by a Tsiklon 2 rocket carrier from the Baikonur launch site)

They also include an experimental sounding rocket project for which a two stage sounding rocket was launched successfully using a new launch vehicle system.

Resurs F (launched by a Soyuz carrier rocket from the Plesetsk launch site) 26 September

Cosmos 2325 Progress M 30 (launched by a Soyuz carrier rocket from the Baikonur launch site)

The sounding rocket programme is expected to evolve into a new advanced launch vehicle development plan.

NASDA, in cooperation with ISAS, is developing the three stage solid rocket called J I, to launch small satellites.

For missions to the geostationary orbit (GSO), the pertinent considerations for disposal of the upper rocket stage are the launch date, launch azimuth and the perigee of the transfer stage.

The new launch pad (U3) for rocket configurations of up to 20 tons was put into operation in January 1994.

This model will be superimposed on the structure, to create the illusion that the rocket is on the launch pad.

Static firing tests of the first stage rocket engine of the H II are conducted adjacent to the Yoshinobu Launch Complex.

Japan will develop the precipitation radar to be carried by the satellite, which it will launch using an H II rocket.

He remembered that was a perfectly safe sort of gantry system, perfectly safe rocket launch, because he's sitting in a rocket that has, like, a hundred thousand pounds of thrust, built by the lowest bidder.

29. For missions using the elliptical geostationary transfer orbit (GTO), the pertinent considerations for disposal of the upper rocket stage are the launch date, launch azimuth, and the perigee of the transfer stage.