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SKY Perfect JSAT Signs Launch Agreement with Blue Origin

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Rendition of the New Glenn rocket. Photo: Blue Origin.
Rendition of the New Glenn rocket. Photo: Blue Origin.

SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation has signed an agreement with Blue Origin for the future use of its New Glenn launch vehicle currently under development. The rocket, named after John Glenn, the first American to orbit Earth, is planned for a debut launch in 2020 from Florida.

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