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#7374946

12 November 2021

(L-R) The CEO and co-founder of the company PLD Space, Raul Torres; the executive president of the company, Ezequiel Sanchez; the former Minister of Science Pedro Duque, and the director of operations and co-founder of PLD Space, Raul Verdu, at the presentation of MIURA 1, the first Spanish space rocket, during its presentation on the esplanade of the National Museum of Natural Sciences, on 12 November, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. Manufactured by the company PLD Space in Elche (Alicante) and tested at the airport of Teruel, it will be launched from the base of El Arenosillo, in Huelva, in the third quarter of next year. The 12.2-meter-long device will reach an altitude of 153 kilometers and will carry a 100-kilogram payload of equipment.

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#7374948

12 November 2021

(L-R) The CEO and co-founder of the company PLD Space, Raul Torres; the executive president of the company, Ezequiel Sanchez; the former Minister of Science Pedro Duque, and the director of operations and co-founder of PLD Space, Raul Verdu, at the presentation of MIURA 1, the first Spanish space rocket, during its presentation on the esplanade of the National Museum of Natural Sciences, on 12 November, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. Manufactured by the company PLD Space in Elche (Alicante) and tested at the airport of Teruel, it will be launched from the base of El Arenosillo, in Huelva, in the third quarter of next year. The 12.2-meter-long device will reach an altitude of 153 kilometers and will carry a 100-kilogram payload of equipment.

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#7374950

12 November 2021

MIURA 1, the first Spanish space rocket, during its presentation on the esplanade of the National Museum of Natural Sciences, on 12 November, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. Manufactured by the company PLD Space in Elche (Alicante) and tested at the airport of Teruel, it will be launched from the base of El Arenosillo, in Huelva, in the third quarter of next year. The 12.2-meter-long device will reach an altitude of 153 kilometers and will carry a 100-kilogram payload of equipment.

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#7374952

12 November 2021

MIURA 1, the first Spanish space rocket, during its presentation on the esplanade of the National Museum of Natural Sciences, on 12 November, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. Manufactured by the company PLD Space in Elche (Alicante) and tested at the airport of Teruel, it will be launched from the base of El Arenosillo, in Huelva, in the third quarter of next year. The 12.2-meter-long device will reach an altitude of 153 kilometers and will carry a 100-kilogram payload of equipment.

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#7374954

12 November 2021

MIURA 1, the first Spanish space rocket, during its presentation on the esplanade of the National Museum of Natural Sciences, on 12 November, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. Manufactured by the company PLD Space in Elche (Alicante) and tested at the airport of Teruel, it will be launched from the base of El Arenosillo, in Huelva, in the third quarter of next year. The 12.2-meter-long device will reach an altitude of 153 kilometers and will carry a 100-kilogram payload of equipment.

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#7374956

12 November 2021

MIURA 1, the first Spanish space rocket, during its presentation on the esplanade of the National Museum of Natural Sciences, on 12 November, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. Manufactured by the company PLD Space in Elche (Alicante) and tested at the airport of Teruel, it will be launched from the base of El Arenosillo, in Huelva, in the third quarter of next year. The 12.2-meter-long device will reach an altitude of 153 kilometers and will carry a 100-kilogram payload of equipment.

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#7374958

12 November 2021

MIURA 1, the first Spanish space rocket, during its presentation on the esplanade of the National Museum of Natural Sciences, on 12 November, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. Manufactured by the company PLD Space in Elche (Alicante) and tested at the airport of Teruel, it will be launched from the base of El Arenosillo, in Huelva, in the third quarter of next year. The 12.2-meter-long device will reach an altitude of 153 kilometers and will carry a 100-kilogram payload of equipment.

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#7374960

12 November 2021

MIURA 1, the first Spanish space rocket, during its presentation on the esplanade of the National Museum of Natural Sciences, on 12 November, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. Manufactured by the company PLD Space in Elche (Alicante) and tested at the airport of Teruel, it will be launched from the base of El Arenosillo, in Huelva, in the third quarter of next year. The 12.2-meter-long device will reach an altitude of 153 kilometers and will carry a 100-kilogram payload of equipment.

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#7374962

12 November 2021

MIURA 1, the first Spanish space rocket, during its presentation on the esplanade of the National Museum of Natural Sciences, on 12 November, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. Manufactured by the company PLD Space in Elche (Alicante) and tested at the airport of Teruel, it will be launched from the base of El Arenosillo, in Huelva, in the third quarter of next year. The 12.2-meter-long device will reach an altitude of 153 kilometers and will carry a 100-kilogram payload of equipment.

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#7374964

12 November 2021

MIURA 1, the first Spanish space rocket, during its presentation on the esplanade of the National Museum of Natural Sciences, on 12 November, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. Manufactured by the company PLD Space in Elche (Alicante) and tested at the airport of Teruel, it will be launched from the base of El Arenosillo, in Huelva, in the third quarter of next year. The 12.2-meter-long device will reach an altitude of 153 kilometers and will carry a 100-kilogram payload of equipment.

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#2651355

3 May 2018

Kinderdijk windmills landmark in The Netherlands during a sunny day. Kinderdijk is a mill network in the province of South Holland near Rotterdam city. There are 19 windmills in the location, one of the most famous and iconic landmark for the country. The mills were built in the 18th century. Since 1997 the windmills of Kinderdijk are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. There is access for people, bicycles and boats.

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#2651358

3 May 2018

Kinderdijk windmills landmark in The Netherlands during a sunny day. Kinderdijk is a mill network in the province of South Holland near Rotterdam city. There are 19 windmills in the location, one of the most famous and iconic landmark for the country. The mills were built in the 18th century. Since 1997 the windmills of Kinderdijk are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. There is access for people, bicycles and boats.

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#2651362

3 May 2018

Kinderdijk windmills landmark in The Netherlands during a sunny day. Kinderdijk is a mill network in the province of South Holland near Rotterdam city. There are 19 windmills in the location, one of the most famous and iconic landmark for the country. The mills were built in the 18th century. Since 1997 the windmills of Kinderdijk are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. There is access for people, bicycles and boats.

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#2651365

3 May 2018

Kinderdijk windmills landmark in The Netherlands during a sunny day. Kinderdijk is a mill network in the province of South Holland near Rotterdam city. There are 19 windmills in the location, one of the most famous and iconic landmark for the country. The mills were built in the 18th century. Since 1997 the windmills of Kinderdijk are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. There is access for people, bicycles and boats.

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#2651367

3 May 2018

Kinderdijk windmills landmark in The Netherlands during a sunny day. Kinderdijk is a mill network in the province of South Holland near Rotterdam city. There are 19 windmills in the location, one of the most famous and iconic landmark for the country. The mills were built in the 18th century. Since 1997 the windmills of Kinderdijk are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. There is access for people, bicycles and boats.

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#2651370

3 May 2018

Kinderdijk windmills landmark in The Netherlands during a sunny day. Kinderdijk is a mill network in the province of South Holland near Rotterdam city. There are 19 windmills in the location, one of the most famous and iconic landmark for the country. The mills were built in the 18th century. Since 1997 the windmills of Kinderdijk are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. There is access for people, bicycles and boats.

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