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Having recently launched weather balloons in Iceland a few weeks ago, this activity demonstrates the importance of releasing weather balloons ahead of launch. Check out the full activity here: https://t.co/Asejgz5sGV #STEM #Weatherballoon #Learn https://t.co/K5njIWn2bw

Check out this close-up of our Skyrora XL 3rd stage engine assembly at our production facility. We are consistently working towards the development of our launch vehicles, with many unseen manufacturing processes that take place behind the scenes, so here’s more of an insight!🚀 https://t.co/RbJmt5WqPj

RT @spacegovuk: Fancy brushing up on your space knowledge? 🌌 @malcoluim is launching a new podcast on Monday, helping to break down variou…

For an afternoon activity on this rainy day, why not check out the STEM & Education page on the Skyrora website? Alternatively, you can browse our News or Satellites web pages for a spot of light reading to pass the time: https://t.co/8Y1b6xVI8v #StormFrancis #Staysafe https://t.co/USPFH9PsGh

A mid-action shot from the Skylark Micro launch last Sunday in the Langanes Peninsula in Iceland! It took 37.9 seconds for the first stage to reach an altitude of 5150 metres and a successful separation and ignition of the second stage to occur. 🚀🇮🇸 #Liftoff #SkylarkMicro https://t.co/eACIdZHKfE

RT @VladimirLevykin: In case you missed it. My view on the space industry's environmental responsibilities. https://t.co/aOtyjAvsHG

Unfortunately, we have been unsuccessful this time round but we will review and learn for future recovery missions. We would like to thank the Search and Rescue crew for their endless efforts into the mission.

Recovery Mission update: the Skyrora recovery team have been working hard all week with the Langanes Search and Rescue crew to try and locate the Sustainer and Booster stages of the Skylark Micro vehicle with the use of drone devices, rescue boats and coastline searches. https://t.co/CuU54psZQT

Congratulations once again to our mission patch design winner, @ryan_oconnor89. Here are some photos of the mission patch being put on Skylark Micro before launch! Stay tuned for some more competitions coming your way. 🚀 #MissionPatch #Winner #Launch https://t.co/kr6FI7WXwr

Skyrora are calling universities and university students to come forward with any project ideas that may involve collaboration with Skyrora. Click the following link for a full description: https://t.co/eAbZUpWJEs #collab #educate #STEM

RT @SpaceX: Falcon 9’s first stage has landed on the Of Course I Still Love You droneship – first time a booster has completed six flights!…

RT @Astro_Jonny: Scottish launch company @Skyrora_Ltd has reached its highest altitude yet with its latest rocket launch, as it continues i…

RT @Astro_Jonny: Here's footage of Skyrora launching its Skylark Micro rocket from Iceland on Sunday, reaching 26.86km – the company's high…

@OranMaliphant We would need to scale it up, Skylark L - our 11m tall suborbital rocket has the ability to reach 100km!

This week, we are grateful to be celebrating the major success of the Skylark Micro Mission I launch as part of our de-risking programme. The two-stage suborbital rocket reached a height of 26.86km with the recovery mission still ongoing. Read more here: https://t.co/yd4kk6UfXi https://t.co/9i0IEIYaNO