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Max Q: Acronyms rule everything around me – TechCrunch

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NASA taps three companies to design nuclear power plants for the moon. Epsilon3 brings in $15M in new funding for its space industry OS. OneWeb is aiming to resume launches in the fourth quarter of this year, via launch agreements with SpaceX and NewSpace India Ltd.

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Max Q: Acronyms rule everything around me – TechCrunch

Welcome to Max Q: NASA sees a future for nuclear energy on the moon; Epsilon3 closes funding for space industry OS; News from AWS, SpaceX and more

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