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Revision as of 18:38, 26 December 2022
Motto | Caelum non est terminus, et stellae destinatum nostrum. |
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Formation | July 25, 2022 |
Headquarters | Khaygavar Jāk |
Official language | Common Kakish Ahian Morrawian Faloplin Spanish Stonish Khirmani Zhiguryian Syrgy Iskamiyan |
Khaygavar Jāk Yoka Králowec | |
Parent organisation | Vedoti Pact |
Staff | 8,000 |
Website | www.vsa.org |
The Vedoti Space Administration, also known as the VSA, is an organization owned and maintained by the Vedoti Pact and its members.
Launch Vehicles by Member
Launch Vehicle | Type | Country | First Launch | Last Launch | Note |
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Kymir Sar | Heavy-lift | Kakland | 1985 | - | |
Star Flyer | Reusable spaceplane | Kakland Ahia |
March 2023 (planned launch) | - | |
Cloud Chaser | Reusable suborbital spaceplane | Kakland | 2021 (maiden launch) | - | |
Proton | Heavy-lift | Ahia | 1965 | - | |
LKF | Reusable spaceplane with cargo bay | Ahia | 1984 | 2002 | |
TVR | Crewed spacecraft | Ahia | 1967 | - | |
LAUNCH VEHICLE NAME | LAUNCH VEHICLE TYPE | Template:Country data NATION | DATE START | DATE END |