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Our Orbital Adjustment Module just completed its full stage-level test. Meeting flight conditions through more than 1,000 thruster pulses—one Raman-2 engine, four Raman Mini thrusters, eight cold gas thrusters, all firing in perfect harmony. The OAM played to the script—a script with a good ring to it. 🇮🇳 Sound... show more

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