The Ariane 5 will generate some fireworks of its own on the United States' Independence Day.
. The rocket is now set to fly from Europe's Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana on July 4, during a 95-minute window that opens at 5:30 p.m. EDT .Ariane 5 rocket launches biggest Eutelsat satellite ever
The final Ariane 5 mission will deliver two satellites to geostationary transfer orbit , a waypoint on the road to geostationary orbit, which lies about 22,200 miles above Earth. One of the spacecraft, the Heinrich-Hertz-Satellit, will research and test new communications technologies and scenarios for the German space agency DLR, Arianespace wrote in aThe other payload, Syracuse 4B, is a communications satellite that will be operated by the French military. Syracuse 4B"will enable the French Armed Forces to remain permanently connected during deployments," Arianespace wrote.
"Syracuse 4B will be totally protected against the most extreme jamming methods," the company added."Built to defend French sovereignty, the satellite will also be able to support operations led by NATO and the EU."
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