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Interruption of Ariane 5 countdown: results of preliminary analysis

Submit on Wednesday, September 6th, 2017 22:59

Just after the ignition of Ariane 5’s main stage Vulcain engine, the on-board computer detected an anomaly affecting electrical equipment on one of the two solid-propellant boosters. This anomaly led to an interruption of the automated lift-off sequence.

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