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

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That's bad ass, niubi!!

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

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i guess spaceX has got competition again suddenly

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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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niubility!

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