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"Attention wannabe supervillains: Putting your own,
personal satellite into orbit is not such a far-fetched idea after all. Interorbital Systems, which makes rockets and spacecraft, created a kit last year that lets almost anyone with a passion for electronics and space build a satellite. The $8,000 kit includes the price of the launch. The company is now ready to launch its first sub-orbital test flights in California next month." See: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/...intcid=postnav |
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