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Orienspace Gravity-1 rocket completes maiden launch with 9 satellites

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Orienspace has successfully conducted the maiden launch of its Gravity-1 rocket, deploying nine satellites into orbit. This marks the company's entry into scaled commercial operations, with plans for three more batch launches in 2026. The company is also developing the Gravity-2, a reusable liquid rocket slated for its first flight in late 2026. AI

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Orienspace Gravity-1 rocket completes maiden launch with 9 satellites

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  1. Pandaily TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Pandaily) ·

    Orienspace Gravity-1 Succeeds in First Deep-Sea Launch: Three More Commercial Batch Launches Planned in 2026 Including Satellite Internet Constellation

    Orienspace completes first deep-sea launch of Gravity-1 carrying 9 satellites, enters scaled commercial operations, with Gravity-2 reusable liquid rocket targeting Q4 2026 first flight.

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