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SpaceX rocket blasts off on all-civilian orbital mission

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SpaceX sends "Inspiration4", the first all-civilian crew, into Earth's orbit, capping a summer of private spaceflight with one of the most ambitious tourism missions to date. IMAGES

Added on the 16/09/2021 02:14:02 - Copyright : AFPTV - First images

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