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New Delhi (India) – Why launch just one satellite when you can chuck ten of them into space at once. That’s exactly what India did this week went it successfully catapulted ten satellites into orbit with a single rocket. The country wants to launch at least six satellites a year for the next few years, but it looks like they’ve already met their quota for 2008.
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