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Open Cosmos wants to launch 192 satellites by 2030

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Open Cosmos plans to launch at least 192 Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites by 2030 as part of its ConnectedCosmos infrastructure. The first launches are scheduled for this year, with over 96 satellites expected to reach orbit by the end of 2028. The company aims to provide secure and resilient global connectivity for governments, institutions, and enterprises, combining satellite communications with real-time Earth observation data. Open Cosmos is based in Portugal, recruiting 50 positions, and has secured a €300 million funding round to support satellite production in Europe.

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• Open Cosmos plans to launch at least 192 Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites by 2030 as part of its ConnectedCosmos infrastructure.
• The first launches are scheduled for this year, with over 96 satellites expected to reach orbit by the end of 2028.

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The article provides specific targets and dates but does not detail the launch schedule beyond the first year, the exact operational capabilities of the satellites, or the specific technologies used for the real-time Earth observation data.

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