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After being postponed from flight 10 months ago, Dragon X will announced that the next possibility to launch their first KNO3-Fueled Rocket will be not late than 2013.
Galaxy X1 had successfully completed her Cross Tour 2012 to SMJK Chung Cheng for an exhibition last June. Before the completed configuration of Galaxy X1 was launch, a test rocket, named Galaxy Design b will premiere test the fuel.
The launch window had not yet been set.
Planned 24 November 2011 launch of Dragon X's first Potassium Nitrate (KNO3) fueled rocket, Galaxy had almost being postponed for about 10 months due to lacking of fuel.
And today, is the next move for the team to move forward to the development of Galaxy Project as Potassium Nitrate (KNO3) had arrived to Dragon X.
The project is now resuming to its development. After the fuel had confirmed to be used, Galaxy Design b will take place for the first launch test onto the fuel.
With less than three days to go before touchdown on the Red Planet, Curiosity remains in good health, with all systems operating as expected. Given the Mars Science Laboratory spacecraft's consistent and stable course, today the project decided that the planned Trajectory Correction Maneuver 5 (TCM-5) and its corresponding update to parameters for the autonomous software controlling events during entry, descent and landing will not be necessary. As of 12:35 p.m. today PDT (3:35 p.m. EDT), the Mars Science Laboratory spacecraft was approximately 468,000 miles (753,200 kilometers) from Mars, or a little less than twice the distance from Earth to the moon. It is traveling at about 8,000 mph (3,576 meters per second). It will gradually increase in speed to about 13,200 mph (5,900 meters per second) by the time it reaches the top of the Martian atmosphere."
NASA's car-sized Mars Rover, Curiosity is about to land on the surface of Mars this Monday (6 August 2012), 1.31pm (Malaysia).
Today, I myself, Dragon X's Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Cameron Tan took part in a marching competition upon school Curriculum Day. I represented St John Ambulance, while the other teammate represented in Police Cadet, Bomba Cadet.
