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SpaceX launched its 10th Falcon Heavy rocket this week with the GOES-U weather satellite for NOAA .
Firefly Aerospace plans to use the state of Virginia -owned launch pad at NASA ’s Wallops Flight Facility for East Coast launches of its Alpha small-satellite rocket.
The Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology (SAST) conducted the country's highest altitude launch and landing test so far.
PLD Space says it is ready to start construction at a disused launch complex at the Guiana Space Center in Kourou , French Guiana .
The Spanish launch startup announced this week a 10 million euro ( $10.7 million ) investment in the launch complex for its Miura 5 rocket.
The launch pad was previously used by the French Diamant rocket in the 1970s and is located several miles away from the launch pads used by Ariane 6 and Vega rockets.
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