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The ALV system uses between one and six boosters connected to a core. The boosters each have a V-tail system that, on launch, act as stabilising fins; during the return flight and landing, the V-tail provides directional control. After first stage separation, the boosters coast (ballistic cruise).
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After re-entry, at around 350 km down range, the wings deploy and the boosters manoeuvre for return flight to the launch site, using a deployable propeller driven by an engine, acting as a large
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The Second Stage core flies on after First Stage booster separation, with the stack. The core separates and returns to the atmosphere and Earth and is not recovered.
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After fairing separation, the Third Stage and Payload fly to orbit. Payload separation is as required for the mission. Third Stage deorbits and burns up on entry.
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Flight tests were scheduled for late in 2015. The first successful flight of the ALV was completed on 23 December 2015.
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The Austral Launch Vehicle: Reducing Space Transportation Cost Through Reusability, Modularity And Simplicity
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University of Queensland - Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology
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The race is still on for a reusable rocket despite the SpaceX setback
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The race is still on for a reusable rocket despite the SpaceX setback
Michael Smart
The Conversation (website)



The Austral Launch Vehicle: Reducing Space Transportation Cost Through Reusability, Modularity And Simplicity
Adriaan Schutte
"UQ system set to launch Australia into space"
University of Queensland - Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology

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