The Dream Duo Space Program in Sutherland, New South Wales, Australia | Education
The Dream Duo Space Program
Locality: Sutherland, New South Wales, Australia
Phone: +61 412 961 644
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25.01.2022 A quick overview of the launch.
23.01.2022 The kookaburra 6 sponsorship campaign continues. On the rocket there is a hint to who may be sponsoring this mega rocket.
23.01.2022 Up coming Kookaburra M4 Launch has been set for April 2019. Hopefully the weather lets us launch. This will be a 1km attempt.
23.01.2022 The Kookaburra M4 rocket is go for launch this week and the final preparations are being made to get it ready for its first launch. There is currently a 90% chance of launching this weekend.
22.01.2022 The kookaburra M4 has finally launched check it out
22.01.2022 WE DID IT. At 11.27am on the 8th of January we can confirm that out experience WBC Mk1 high altitude balloon has successfully reached 20km in the atmosphere. So far a successful launch.
21.01.2022 High powered rocket certification will now take place no earlier than September 2019.
21.01.2022 The kookaburra M2 takes flight for the 6th time with boosters.
20.01.2022 The kookaburra M2 and kookaburra M4 are currently in processing and preparing for their first launch of the year in the next coming weeks. No earlier than April.
20.01.2022 Its funny to think that not one of these Kookaburra M rockets have ever failed. We hope to continue the trend of a 100% success rate with all rockets at the dream duo.
20.01.2022 Hi everybody and welcome to 2020. We have a huge Announcement to make today!!!
19.01.2022 Project Kookaburra Gen 6 CONSTRUCTION HAS BEGAN. The Kookaburra M4 construction is now under way!!!!
18.01.2022 Breaking News!!! The Dream Duo Space Program has done it. At 11.20 am on a morning in January 2020 our high altitude balloon and capsule successfully launched to the edge of space and returned safely back to earth.
16.01.2022 A great photo our capsule took at an estimated altitude of 20km
16.01.2022 The generation 6 series of kookaburra rockets is now becoming a reality!!!! The kookaburra M4 rocket is now half way built and will hopefully launched in late January or February. The kookaburra 6 is being redesigned to be more powerful and reach 10,000 feet in altitude.
16.01.2022 So many advancements in project kookaburra over the years. Here are all the kookaburra rockets that have even been constructed. This photo is way over due but it shows us how far we have come and what to expect into the future.
12.01.2022 Happy new year. This year will be a big year for us. We will be flying our fist gen 6 rocket this January, gaining level one high powered rocket certification in April using the kookaburra M4, test launching the kookaburra 6 in September and finally we plan on launching a weather balloon capsule this year. The dream duo have a big year ahead and we hope all of our projects become successful.
12.01.2022 This weekend we hope to finally launch the kookaburra M4 on its first flight. We will be stripping it down removing unessential hardware to get it to fly to 1KM. This will be our second attempt to fly to 1km after the kookaburra 5 failure in 2017. All the best to our newest rocket and the beginning of a new era of gen 6 rockets.
11.01.2022 A great launch was preformed on the weekend. The kookaburra M2 as always preformed excellent and flew to an altitude of 300 feet.
11.01.2022 The vid is out guys check it out !!!
06.01.2022 A slow year at the dream duo space program. But the program will never die as well as our hopes. Funding round 3 begins soon.
05.01.2022 Contact has been lost with the Experience WBC MK1. Currently re-establishing contact.
04.01.2022 And lift off of our first ever Gen 6 rocket. The kookaburra M4 took to the skies on its first test launch and reached a new altitude record of 1km. This was also the beginning of the Galileo program.
01.01.2022 Kookaburra M4 upcoming launch
01.01.2022 Kookaburra M4 launch is coming very soon. The rocket is nearly ready to go and the final preparations are being made to make it ready for its first flight.
01.01.2022 A short while ago the Experience Weather Balloon Capsule Mk1 regained contact with us and sent through the photos of its flight and its GPS location of where it landed. We are Proud to announce that the mission has been a success with the only problems being lack of power and some minor damage on landing.
01.01.2022 Kookaburra M4 launch pushed back once again. No earlier than march 30th.
01.01.2022 The Dream Duo enterprise facebook page has now been removed.
