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German rocket startup Isar Aerospace reached orbit on its second test flight, a milestone the company calls a historic first as it turns toward production scaling.
Isar's leadership characterized the current satellite launch market as desperate for more capacity, naming the supply gap the company intends to fill.
The constraint the company is scaling into In commercial satellite deployment, launch access is the scheduling constraint. The hardware can be ready; the flight slot determines when it flies.
Isar's use of the word desperate to describe current market conditions reads as a factual claim about supply, one the company backs with its stated intention to scale production.
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