Group 1 - The "Spectrum" rocket developed by German Isar Aerospace was launched from the Andøya Space Center in Norway on March 30, but it crashed shortly after takeoff. The launch was initially scheduled for March 24 but was postponed due to weather conditions [1]. - The "Spectrum" rocket stands 28 meters tall and is capable of carrying payloads of up to one ton. It is intended for launching small to medium-sized satellites into space [2]. - Isar Aerospace is one of the emerging space startups in Germany, focusing on the development of launch vehicles [2].