Nov 16 1991
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AP reported that after a delay caused by a battery failure in one of the experiments, a three-ton Starfire 1 rocket blasted off from the White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico. After its 15-minute flight peaking at 185 miles above Earth, researchers recovered the rocket's payload in the missile range 50 miles from the launch pad. The rocket spent seven minutes in micro-gravity, an area of little gravity on the edge of space, where nine experiments were conducted. (AP, Nov 16/91)
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