Armadillo Aerospace gets launch release for STIG B reusable rocket
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STIG-A, STIG-B's predecessor, launching (Photo: Armadillo Aerospace)
A launch of STIG-A, STIG-B's predecessor (Photo: Armadillo Aerospace)
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At Newspace 2012, hosted by the Space Frontier Foundation in Santa Clara, California, Armadillo Aerospace announced it has been awarded a two-year launch license by the FAA for the launch of its STIG-B payload-carrying vehicle into suborbital space this (northern hemisphere) summer from Spaceport America in New Mexico.
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