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Skylark was a family of British sounding rockets. It was operational between 1957 and 2005. Development of the Skylark begun during the early 1950s at the Royal Aircraft Establishment (RAE), which approached the Royal Society with an offer for it to carry scientific experiments. During early 1955, the British government agreed to provide £100,000 to support the programme's operations for four years. Development of the Skylark, initially known as the CTV.5 Series 3, was pursued at a rapid pace, with hopes that initial launches could take place during the latter half of 1956. On 7 April 1956, the existence of the Skylark rocket was publicly revealed under the early name of Gassiot vehicle. Launch facilities were established at the existing Woomera missile range in Australia; the Skylarks wer

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rdfs:label	Skylark (Rakete) (de) Skylark (cohete) (es) Skylark (fusée-sonde) (fr) Skylark (rocket) (en) Skylark (pt)
rdfs:comment	Skylark est une famille de fusées-sondes à propergol solide développée dans les années 1950 par le Royaume-Uni. Elle a été utilisée pour réaliser des expériences scientifiques dans la haute atmosphère par ce pays mais également par la NASA, l'ESRO et les agences spatiales de la Suède et de l'Allemagne. Plusieurs versions ont été développées permettant de lancer pour les premiers modèles 45 kg à une altitude maximale de 200 km et pour les modèles les plus puissants 200 kg à 575 km. Elle a été lancée à 441 exemplaires entre 1957 et 2005 depuis différents sites tels que Woomera, Esrange. Salto di Quirra et Andoya. En 2020, un projet de fusée suborbital nommé est en développement. (fr) Skylark é um foguete de sondagem construído pelo Royal Aircraft Establishment (RAS) e Rocket Propulsion Establishment (RPE) da Inglaterra em 1955. O foguete parou de ser fabricado em 1979, embora houvesse foguetes o bastante em estoque para serem lançados até seu último lançamento em 2005. (pt) Skylark (originalmente llamado Gassiot High Altitude Vehicle) fue un cohete sonda británico propulsado por combustible sólido. La primera versión fue desarrollada a finales de los años 1950 por la Royal Aircraft Establishment y empezado a usar en 1957, durante el Año Geofísico Internacional. Estuvo en servicio hasta 2005. La versión original usaba un motor Raven, derivado del motor usado en el cohete sonda Rook. El Raven del Skylark quemaba 840 kg de propelente (perclorato de amonio y ) en 30 segundos, con un empuje de 1450 kN a nivel del mar. (es) Skylark was a family of British sounding rockets. It was operational between 1957 and 2005. Development of the Skylark begun during the early 1950s at the Royal Aircraft Establishment (RAE), which approached the Royal Society with an offer for it to carry scientific experiments. During early 1955, the British government agreed to provide £100,000 to support the programme's operations for four years. Development of the Skylark, initially known as the CTV.5 Series 3, was pursued at a rapid pace, with hopes that initial launches could take place during the latter half of 1956. On 7 April 1956, the existence of the Skylark rocket was publicly revealed under the early name of Gassiot vehicle. Launch facilities were established at the existing Woomera missile range in Australia; the Skylarks wer (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Rocket Propulsion Establishment Royal Aircraft Establishment Royal Observatory, Edinburgh Royal Society Black Arrow Black Knight (rocket) Bloodhound (missile) Blue Streak (missile) Defence Science and Technology Group University of Leicester International Geophysical Year Suborbital spaceflight Esrange Solid fuel Sounding rocket German Aerospace Center Germany Moon NASA 1974 in spaceflight Leicester Skyrora Stellar corona 1957 in spaceflight 1967 in spaceflight Bristol British Aerospace Westcott, Buckinghamshire Aerospace Bristol Ballistic missile Oxford Sounding rockets of the United Kingdom HM Treasury Ionosphere ESRO Launceston, Tasmania Sun Sutherland spaceport Sweden Swedish Space Corporation Space launch vehicles of the United Kingdom South Yorkshire Space Shuttle National Space Centre RAAF Woomera Range Complex Second World War Shetland Space Centre Woomera, South Australia X-ray Matra Marconi Space Ministry of Supply Satellite Surface-to-air missile Euro Space Center Gyroscope Mullard Space Science Laboratory Skylark launch tower Mexborough & Swinton Astronomical Society QVMAG dbr:Port_Adelaide,_South_Australia,_Australia
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.new-forest-electronics.co.uk/skylark-book.htm http://www.sat-net.com/serra/skylar_e.htm

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