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TakeMe2Space, SatLeo, EON Space Labs Launch Payloads Aboard SpaceX Falcon 9

October 2

Indian spacetech startups TakeMe2Space, SatLeo Labs, and EON Space Labs sent AI computing and Earth observation technologies into orbit aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9 today.

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