AnterCosmos
| Jungastian: | Programa Internacional de Cosmonáutica e Exploração Espacial da Anterra |
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| Agranan: | Programa Internacional de Cosmonáutica y Exploración Espacial de Anterra |
| Ovancian: | Programme International de Cosmonautique et d'Exploration Spatiale d'Anterra |
| Samot: | ანტრის საერთაშორისო კოსმონავტიკისა და კოსმოსური საძიებო პროგრამების პროგრამა |
| Anglic: | Anterran International Cosmonautics and Space Exploration Programme |
| Norsk: | Internasjonalt Program for Kosmonautikk og Romutforskning av Anterra |
| Govic: | Internaziony Cosmonauticaz ond Cosmosforzaran Coauperat an Antaria |
| Gardic : | Anterska Geimferða- og Geimkönnunarstofnunin |
| Ostbish : | Internationell Dosmonautik och Rymdutforskningsprogram för Anterska |
| Tavadal : | Êrgînîzåcyênîvefîżudek yêk Têmr̊în yîn Wêkalotelenåk |
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AnterCosmos (Officially: Anterran International Cosmonautics and Space Exploration Programme) is a multinational space agency, founded on the 12th of April 1959 as a cooperative structure for space agencies of Agrana y Griegro, Boaga, Chezzetcook and Jungastia.
History
Contributing Nations
| Contributor | Joining Date |
|---|---|
 Agrana y Griegro
|
12 April 1959 (Founder) |
 Boaga
|
12 April 1959 (Founder) |
 Chezzetcook
|
12 April 1959 (Founder) |
 Jungastia
|
12 April 1959 (Founder) |
 Samotkhe
|
13 May 1977 |
| File:Hummingbird flag.png Iere | 18 August 1977 |
 Mero-Curgovina
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19 September 1984 |
 Ringerike
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7 February 1983 |
 Gardarike
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17 June 1988 |
 Ostboland
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4 November 1991 |
 Tavaluda
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10 October 1999 |
| File:HelinikanflagMK4-3.png Helinika | 6 June 2006 |
Facilities
Launch Sites
- Nordland Rocket Range, Ringerike:
The Nordland Rocket Range is a high latitude rocket launch range used primarily for sounding rockets used for exo-atmospheric research, it also houses a propulsion system test range used for static ground firing tests. The facility is also capable of launching smaller orbital rockets into polar orbits.
Research Centres
Observatories
Major Projects
AnterNavi is a global navigation satellite system operated by AnterCosmos to provide member nations a free at point of use high precision positioning system, with lower precision services being free to access for all, the system provides horizontal and vertical position measurements within 1-metre (3 ft 3 in) precision with 24 Satellites currently active in the constellation, with the satellites being actively replaced with updated models over time.
(INSERT NAME HERE) Space Station
The (INSERT NAME HERE) space station is AnterCosmos's primary orbital habitat, of modular construction the first sections were put into orbit in the year 2000. It serves primarily as a microgravity laboratory, in which scientific research is conducted in astrobiology, astronomy, meteorology, physics, and other fields as well as testing systems for other, longer range space exploration missions. The average orbital altitude of 400km which is maintained by either the on-board propulsion module or visiting spacecraft.
Launch Vehicle Fleet
The launch vehicle fleet of AnterCosmos is wholly owned and operated by the organization itself, however they are designed and constructed to it's specification by a mixture of private and member state-owned firms. Design specifications are issued when the need for a new system or product is required, these specifications vary from general aims to detailed list of conditions and requirements depending on the exact project being commissioned, the proposals are then evaluated and the preferred one is selected by AnterCosmos, allocated funding and a contract is issued.
NotBuran
The (INSERT NAME) is a spaceplane developed by AnterCosmos to both deliver payloads into orbit as well as ferry personnel to and from orbital habitats and other spacecraft/satellites in need of repair. It was designed with cross range reach and wide availability of landing sites in mind, with the orbiter capable of landing on conventional runways. It's stated payload capacity is 30 tonnes to low orbit.
NotSeaDragon
The (INSERT NAME) is a super-heavy launch system designed for a low cost and ease of engineering in mind, it is semi-reusable in it's current iteration with a payload to low orbit nearing 550 tonnes. Built of sheet steel and propelled in the first stage by a singular huge engine outputting 36,000,000 kgf (350 MN; 79,000,000 lbf) of thrust. The rocket is launched from water, towed out to sea before being oriented upright and fueled. It can be built in shipyards as opposed to dedicated rocket launch facilities due to it's construction simplicity and launch methods.