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Satellite imaging company Planet Labs signed a deal with Stoke Space to launch several satellites in batches. Under the deal, Planet Labs gained the right to set launch dates and target orbit planes. The satellites will fly on Stoke Space's fully reusable rocket Nova from the SLC-14 launch site at Cape Canaveral in the United States.
Italian rocket company Avio has reduced its plan to build two liquid-fuel demonstrator rockets, which were meant to test reusable rocket technology. Technical difficulties during development led to changes in the scope of the contract and its funding.
The European Space Agency (ESA) has said it will help companies lead tests that actually launch reusable first-stage rocket boosters into the sky. The effort is preparation for putting recovery and reuse technology into real launch systems. This plan is the second phase of the BEST! program.
France's space agency CNES has announced the start of ground qualification tests for Callisto, a reusable rocket demonstrator. A full-size mockup has been set up at the Guiana Space Centre, and engineers are using it to check ground equipment and communication between the launch site and the rocket. The first flight is scheduled for 2027.
