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A startup called Inversion has introduced Arc, a space-based vehicle designed to deliver cargo anywhere on Earth in under an hour. It can travel at Mach 25 during re-entry, store cargo in orbit for up to 5 years, and land autonomously using an AI-guided system. Built with support from... show more

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