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AST, India and BlueBird

Indian rocket launches AST SpaceMobile’s next-gen BlueBird 6 satellite

An Indian LVM3 rocket launched AST SpaceMobile’s next-generation direct-to-device BlueBird satellite Dec. 23, kicking off a rollout of dozens of spacecraft built around the largest commercial communications antenna ever deployed in LEO.

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AST SpaceMobile retreats after successful India launch

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Indian rocket launches record-breaking BlueBird 6 smartphone satellite to orbit (video)

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ISRO rocket LVM-3 places 6000-kg US satellite – its heaviest – into orbit

India’s heaviest launch vehicle LVM-3, in its third commercial mission, placed US communication satellite Bluebird Block-2 in a precise orbit early Wednesday morning.

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Why BlueBird 6 Lift-Off Is A Milestone For ISRO: NDTV Explains

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ISRO launches LVM3 Bluebird Block 2, heaviest payload from Indian soil

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ISRO LVM3-M6 Launch LIVE | BlueBird Block-2 US Satellite Lift-off from Sriharikota

The 6,500-kg satellite will be launched aboard India’s heaviest rocket, LVM3, from Sriharikota.

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The BlueBird Block-2 launch: Why ISRO's LVM3-M6 mission holds significance

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ISRO’s ‘Bahubali’ rocket places US communication satellite into orbit

BlueBird 6: Vodafone Idea-AST SpaceMobile eager to roll-out connectivity in India, says Abhijit Kishore

Vodafone Idea's CEO Abhijit Kishore announces the launch of BlueBird 6, a satellite broadband partnership with AST SpaceMobile, aiming to connect unconnected regions of India and enable 4G and 5G services directly on smartphones.

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AST SpaceMobile launch date fixed (again)

AST SpaceMobile now has a fairly dependable launch date for its BlueBird 6 satellite, the first of its ‘second generation’ craft. It will be launched by Ind

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India achieves major satellite milestone

India has successfully launched the heaviest satellite to ever take off from Indian soil into low Earth orbit, marking a key milestone in the country’s space sector. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) launched its LVM3-M6 rocket on Wednesday from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in south-eastern India.