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A future reusable launcher garnered relatively modest funding at the European Space Agency’s (ESA) ministerial council last November, but it may be a seed for a turnaround in the continent’s space industry.
To begin the technology acquisition process, four demonstrators are expected to bring reusable launcher technology to maturity.
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