I have updated Platform-6’s configuration on the DB.
Furthermore, we have made a TLE based upon the state vector from ISAR:
1 98405U 26072END 26084.88583771 .00000000 00000-0 78483-3 0 9993
2 98405 97.3981 160.9490 0011291 301.2402 22.8277 15.19404090 00012
I have used the same numbering system on the DB.
@yurimdias for which launch time is this TLE?
@fredy This was for the original time of 20:06 UTC, which is not happening anymore now. I’ll update if we have anything from Isar.
Used the TLE you provided with the new launch time, so for 2026-03-25 20:20:59 UTC:
Platform-6
1 98405U 14900A 26084.89625438 .00000000 00000-0 78483-3 0 01
2 98405 97.3981 164.7093 0011291 301.2402 22.8277 15.19404090 02
Unfortunately the launch was scrubbed, we will wait the next hours/days for a new launch datetime.
Update on this from the ISAR twitter/X account https://x.com/isaraerospace/status/2041817626024788466
Targeting NET 9 April for the launch of Mission ‘Onward and Upward’ during the available launch window, which opens at 8pm UTC; 10pm CEST.
The final date remains subject to weather, safety and range infrastructure.
From: Mission Updates Overview - Isar Aerospace
Isar Aerospace is targeting NET 9 April to launch Mission ‘Onward and Upward’ during the available launch window, which opens at 8pm UTC; 10pm CEST. The final date remains subject to weather, safety and range infrastructure.
The second flight and qualification mission of Isar Aerospace’s ‘Spectrum’ launch vehicle will be broadcast live on YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/Ss1DUqLjecc
The livestream will start at approximately:
T-01h00min 9:00pm CEST 7:00pm UTC 3:00pm EDT
It looks like we will wait a little more for this launch:
Isar Aerospace is standing down from today’s launch attempt to evaluate a leak in a composite overwrapped pressure vessel (COPV).
The teams are assessing and will determine next steps.
Daniel Metzler, CEO and Co-Founder Isar Aerospace: “There is no question that we will reach orbit and demonstrate reliable access to space. Scrubs are part of rocket industry; every successful rocket company has been here. Each attempt gives us valuable experience and lessons learned on our path to orbit. Our teams are assessing the matter, and we will be back on the pad ready to launch soon.”