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Equatorial Launch AustraliaBlack Brant IXSuborbital Launch Ramp, Arnhem Space Centre
DEUCE
Launched
July 11, 2022
Summary
DEUCE launched on an Equatorial Launch Australia Black Brant IX from Suborbital Launch Ramp, Arnhem Space Centre on July 11, 2022. It was Equatorial Launch Australia's 3rd launch and 3rd this year. It was the 3rd Black Brant IX flight. The payload was bound for Suborbital (Sub).
- Watch
- NASA Launch 3Equatorial Launch Australia
- Vehicle
- Black Brant IX · Equatorial Launch Australia
- Booster
- No booster details on record.
- Mission
- Astrophysics · Suborbital (Sub)
- Milestone
- 3rd Black Brant IX flightEquatorial Launch Australia's 3rd launch3rd this year
Webcast
Flight preview
About this launch
The Dual-channel Extreme Ultraviolet Continuum Experiment (DEUCE) is a payload from the University of Colorado. its objective is to observe α Centauri A & B and measure a so-far unstudied part of their extreme ultraviolet light spectrum. These measurements are needed to model stars similar to and smaller than our Sun, as well as understand their effects on planetary atmospheres.
Related page: NASA Wallops Flight Facility - Sounding Rockets Program Office Code 810
Pad
Suborbital Launch Ramp, Arnhem Space Centre
3rd launch from Suborbital Launch Ramp, 3rd this year · 3rd from Arnhem Space Centre
3 launches from this pad · 3 from Arnhem Space Centre
4 days 21 hours after the previous launch from this pad
Updates
Questions
When did DEUCE launch?
DEUCE launched on July 11, 2022. The time is known to the hour, not the minute.
Where can I watch DEUCE?
Coverage: NASA Launch 3. Watch the replay
What rocket launched DEUCE?
Black Brant IX, flown by Equatorial Launch Australia. Black Brant IX spec sheet
Where did DEUCE launch from?
Suborbital Launch Ramp, Arnhem Space Centre.
What orbit was DEUCE going to?
Suborbital (Sub), a astrophysics mission.