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  1. Firefly Aerospace, Lilium, and Boeing are partnering to conduct studies on launching vehicles beyond Geosynchronous Orbit and establishing U.S. launch infrastructure.

Boeing provided a testbed for government partners, involving a launch from Kennedy Space Center.

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Boeing provided a testbed for government partners, involving a launch from Kennedy Space Center.

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