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Germany's Isar rocket launches from arctic Norway and reaches orbit

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German start-up Isar Aerospace launched its uncrewed Spectrum rocket into orbit from a site in Arctic Norway on Saturday. The flight marked the first time a commercial rocket has reached orbit from continental Europe.

The successful launch brings Europe closer to offering satellite flights from its own soil. The event takes place as Europe races to boost its native capabilities for sending satellites into space.

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ABC News (AU) (AU) Focuses on Europe's broader geopolitical race to boost space capabilities
South China Morning Post (HK) Emphasizes the milestone for a German start-up and continental European launches
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