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Russia to launch first Arktika satellite in February 2021

Submit on Wednesday, November 18th, 2020 22:59

Russia’s Arktika-M, the first satellite to monitor the Arctic climate and environment, is going to be launched in February 2021, according to a source in the space and rocket industry.

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