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Let's assume #Europe 
is successful and reaches a cadence of 10 launches per year 
with the #Ariane6 rocket. One-tenth of the annual subsidy is $35 million. One-hundredth of the development cost is $40 million.
Therefore, European #taxpayers are subsidizing every launch of #satellites for Jeff #Bezos by roughly $75 million 
https://arstechnica.com/space/2023/10/oops-it-looks-like-the-ariane-6-rocket-may-not-offer-europe-any-launch-savings/#page-2
Ars Technica · Oops—It looks like the Ariane 6 rocket may not offer Europe any launch savings
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. The license issued by the US regulatory authorities for the operation of 
July 2026. The rest must be in orbit by July 2029 
. More than 30 additional launches are planned with other companies, such as 
3 semaines après la mise en orbite de 
Alunissage raté de 
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