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ESA's ATV-4 Einstein Launches to the ISS

By Marc Boucher
NASA Watch
June 5, 2013
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Launch of ESA’s ATV-4 Einstein, ArianeSpace
Marc’s note: Today’s launch went off without a hitch at 5:52 p.m. EDT (21:52 GMT).
The Automated Transfer Vehicle 4 or ‘Einstein’ is loaded with more than 7 tons of supplies for the International Space Station crew. ATV-4 was named by ESA in honor of the 20th century theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein. The Ariane 5 launched from Kourou, French Guiana.

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2 responses to “ESA's ATV-4 Einstein Launches to the ISS”

  1. ProfSWhiplash says:
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    Go, BIG AL!!

  2. Paul451 says:
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    Seems odd to individually name single-use expendables.