Electron launches DARPA R3D2 Mission

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Le lanceur d’électrons de Rocket Lab a lancé la mission de démonstration de déploiement de réduction du risque radiofréquence (R3D2) de la DARPA depuis le complexe de lancement 1 de la péninsule Mahia, en Nouvelle-Zélande, le 28 mars 2019, à 23h27 UTC (12h27 NZDT). R3D2 est conçu pour qualifier dans l’espace un nouveau type d’antenne à réflecteur à membrane.

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