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tarek bazley explains. >> reporter: the successful launch of a rocket from europe's space port on boardpean space agency's $169 million experimental vehicle. packed with sensors and about the size of a scar. >> we're going to gather a lot of data. we have more than 300 sensors, we have infrared cameras. so we're going to master the re-entry phenomenon. >> reporter: after separating from the rocket. the two-ton vehicle climbed to a height of about 400 kilometers. reaching speeds of around 7.5 kilometers a second, around 27,000 kilometers an hour. a test of its strength and maneuver ability. >> we will eventually be able to look at these types of obligations of brings back to people from orbital infrastructures, but also the capability to bring back launcher stages for example, for reusable launch vehicles as well as to open the way to the possibility to bring back samples from asteroids or other planets. >> reporter: just over an hour and a half after launch the craft splashed down in the pacific ocean. the job now is to process the vast amount of data on board, information that will be

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