
Ariane 6 rocket climbs after liftoff from the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana, on July 9.
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PARIS - Arianespace CEO Stephane Israel says the company is focused on boosting the launch cadence of the Ariane 6 rocket though the pace of flights ultimately is constrained by the ability to provide solid-boosters. After the July inaugural mission, Arianespace is targeting six flights in 2025...
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