00:00Top, alimaje de ESR y decolaje.
00:03¿En qué consiste el protocolo de neutralización?
00:06La División de Seguridad de Vuelo controla en tiempo real la trayectoria del Ariane 6
00:10y ordena su neutralización automática para proteger a la población y a su personal.
00:15Euronews habla con Leonard Boussayot, uno de los ingenieros encargados de velar que todo salga bien.
00:21La División de Seguridad de Vuelo es responsable de la protección de la gente desde el lanzamiento
00:25hasta el decomisionamiento de todas las partes de la lanzamiento.
00:29We do this by tracking the rocket with a trajectory analysis in real time
00:33and also thanks to the analysis of weather data in real time before the launch.
00:39So it goes very fast.
00:41We are trained to act very fast in a very coordinated way.
00:45So we have a simulator in which we train every week, sometimes a couple of times a week
00:52so that we have qualifications to be able to act very fast during the launch.
00:56So it is a decision that is taken among all the team and then we decide to stop the flight
01:03by the neutralization command.
01:05Very simply, we have a flight corridor that is calculated before each launch and if the
01:09rocket goes through this flight corridor, it means that it can get dangerous so we stop
01:14the flight and we interrupt the flight.
01:16So we have a flight corridor until we overfly the first countries.
01:20So then we are not above ocean anymore and so we stop the intervention possibility.
01:25Thank you.
01:26Thank you.
01:27Gracias por ver el video.
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