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The inaugural operational mission for NASA’s Commercial Crew Program launched from Kennedy Space Center on November 15th, rocketing humanity into a new age of space. The launch of Crew-1 may well mark the genesis of truly affordable access to space. Certainly, the United States government’s utilization of commercial partners will certainly have lasting – and positive – effects on the space industry.
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