Ariane_5 | finalFlight | "2009-12-18"^^xsd:date Ariane_5 | maidenFlight | "2005-08-11"^^xsd:date Ariane_5 | manufacturer | European_Space_Agency Ariane_5 | sites | Guiana_Space_Centre Ariane_5 | MeanOfTransportation/diameter | "5.4"^^<http://dbpedia.org/datatype/metre>
Ariane_5 | finalFlight | 2009-12-18 Ariane_5 | maidenFlight | 2005-08-11 Ariane_5 | manufacturer | European_Space_Agency Ariane_5 | launchSite | Guiana_Space_Centre Ariane_5 | diameter | 5.4 (metres)
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Ar c'hamer 5,4 metr Ariane 5, graet e oa bet bet bet bet bet bet bet bet diouzh ar c'hreiz an egor Guiana d'an 11 a Guiana, ha e deus e vennadenn diwezhañ e 18 Deiz. Ar Ariane 5, graet gant Agendant an Esaouenn Europa, en deus bet he treezh kentañ 11 a C'hwez, hag e vizhiadenn diwezhañ e 18 Deur 2009. Ariane 5 a oa e c'harr-maez 11 e Gwez, hag e c'hwezhañ diwezhañ e c'hwezhañ e deus 18 Deiz 2009. The 5.4metre diameter Ariane 5, manufactured by the European Space Agency, was initially launched from the Guiana Space Centre on August 11th 2005 and had its final flight on the 18th of December 2009. The Ariane 5, manufactured by the European Space Agency, had its first voyage August 11, 2005 and its final flight on the 18th of December 2009. It was launched at Guiana Space Centre and has a diameter of 5.4 metres. Ariane 5 had its maiden flight on August 11th 2005 and its final flight was on the 18th December 2009. It has a diameter of 5.4 metres. Ariane 5 was manufactured by the European Space Agency and was launched from the Guiana Space Centre.
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