Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Scaled Composites Model 351 (nicknamed the \"Roc\"), is being built for Stratolaunch Systems to provide a platform from which air-launch space missions can be staged. With a wingspan of 117 m (385 ft), the design has the longest wingspan of any airplane to date (July 2015).In August 2015, Scaled Composites president Kevin Mickey stated the company has so far assembled \"roughly 200,000 pounds of composite structure\" for the vehicle and if put on an American football field, \"its wingtips would extend beyond the goalposts by 15 feet on each side.\"Each of the twin fuselages of the aircraft is 238 feet (72 metres) long and will be supported by 12 main landing gear wheels and two nose gear wheels. It will require 12,000 feet of runway to lift-off.As of November 2015, the rocket or payload for the mega aircraft has not been publicly announced, after two previous plans—SpaceX Falcon 9 Air and Orbital ATK Pegasus II rocket design concepts—had been shelved."@en }
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- Scaled_Composites_Stratolaunch abstract "The Scaled Composites Model 351 (nicknamed the \"Roc\"), is being built for Stratolaunch Systems to provide a platform from which air-launch space missions can be staged. With a wingspan of 117 m (385 ft), the design has the longest wingspan of any airplane to date (July 2015).In August 2015, Scaled Composites president Kevin Mickey stated the company has so far assembled \"roughly 200,000 pounds of composite structure\" for the vehicle and if put on an American football field, \"its wingtips would extend beyond the goalposts by 15 feet on each side.\"Each of the twin fuselages of the aircraft is 238 feet (72 metres) long and will be supported by 12 main landing gear wheels and two nose gear wheels. It will require 12,000 feet of runway to lift-off.As of November 2015, the rocket or payload for the mega aircraft has not been publicly announced, after two previous plans—SpaceX Falcon 9 Air and Orbital ATK Pegasus II rocket design concepts—had been shelved.".