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Gilmour Space gets Australian launch license

Posted: Sat, Nov 9, 2024, 9:53 AM ET (1453 GMT)
Gilmour Space has received a license from the Australian government for its first orbital launch. The company said Tuesday that the Australian Space Agency had issued the license for the inaugural flight of the Eris small launch vehicle from the company's spaceport in northern Queensland. Gilmour is projecting a launch in December or January. The company had been working towards a launch as early as May, but encountered delays in getting the license.

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