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The industry has some work to do in making smaller and more powerful payloads, as well as achieving daily launches to meaningfully reduce launch costs. Until that time, the satellite and launch industries will continue to be a growing, but intimate group.
The post Propulsion Executive Eyes the Future of the Satellite Market appeared first on Via Satellite.
Source: [url=http://www.satellitetoday.com/newspace/2017/08/17/propulsion-executive-eyes-future-satellite-market/]Propulsion Executive Eyes the Future of the Satellite Market[/url]
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