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February 21, 2000 to
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Space Racer SAM-66 Sunbird II Pi Sprint Leviathan Space Racer II Arcturus Mk. 1 Roswell or Bust! Brinley Short March Discovery XW-1 Apollo-LES Sprint II Lone Star Mercury-Redstone Shenzhou Saturn 1B Saturn V Gemini-Titan II Juno I Chrysler Building More Information |
What began
as a small idea inspired by a single spread of Kodachromes in an old
issue
of National Geographic would eventually, two years later,
become
the most extensive, most ambitious, most carefully-documented, and
longest-running
(before a flight) rocket program undertaken by the WAEC. A
voluminous
amount of data was collected and recorded during the planning and
construction
of this single rocket, and thus the official WAEC account must be
separated
into several different chapters, unlike those of other WAEC designs. Apollo-LES Specifications Length: 40 cm Diameter: 11 cm Engine mount: 18 mm Recovery: parachute Number of flights: 1 Dates: February 21, 2000 to March 30, 2004 Days under construction: 1499 Apollo-LES Official WAEC Plans
Apollo-LES Flight Log
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