Space company Varda Space Industries placed a camera on a capsule for its first atmospheric reentry mission. The edited footage shared via the company's social media account helps us better understand the details of the process. The shots begin with the moment the W-1 capsule separates from its carrier satellite in orbit and show the approximately 6-minute journey from its reentry into the atmosphere until it reaches the surface.
Additionally, a video lasting about half an hour, which includes a longer version, is available on the YouTube platform.
Below is a longer 5-minute edit from separation to touchdown:
— Varda Space Industries (@VardaSpace) February 28, 2024
The full unedited raw footage and audio from separation to touchdown is available on our YouTube: https://t.co/ipdBvx93iB pic.twitter.com/ggIRHUvnnI
According to a report by SpaceNews, Varda Space, which collaborates with Rocket Lab, continues its efforts to develop mini-laboratories for pharmaceutical manufacturing in orbit.
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