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It’s Launch Time! Avio will launch Sentinel-3C and FLEX Earth Explorer. Read #VV30 details in the press release: European Space Agency ESA Earth Observation ESA Space Transport EUMETSAT Copernicus EU Thales Alenia Space #space #spaceiscloser

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