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🚀🌊The world's largest operational solid-fueled rocket delivers again! ORIENSPACE's Gravity-1 (Y3) lifted off from a mobile platform in the East China Sea at 22:00 UTC September 15, deployed SpaceSail Group 26 alongside the ETHU, 9 satellites in total, to earth orbit.

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CNSPACE3 дней назад

*EUHT (Enhanced Ultra High Throughput) by NUFRONT, serving high-speed rails

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smb3 дней назад

That's bad ass, niubi!!

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Alex3 дней назад

What an ugly buttplug-esk rocket it is...

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The coolest Cats Meow3 дней назад

i guess spaceX has got competition again suddenly

Фото профиля Leila Anime
Leila Anime3 дней назад

Love seeing this cadence! Constellations like SpaceSail are exactly how we bring satellite connectivity to remote and rural regions. Reliable sea launches like this make it possible!

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TERRY3 дней назад

niubility!

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