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Space race: Why Portugal is reaching for the stars
Space race: Why Portugal is reaching for the stars May 31, 2026Imagine rockets being launched from the Azores, an archipelago out in the Atlantic Ocean, carrying Portuguese-built satellites into space — and then picture reusable space capsules returning to base. While this may sound like a rather futuristic scenario, elements of it could soon become reality. Portugal, after all, is working hard to become a spacefaring nation, with the help of its many highly skilled engineers and EU cooperation.
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[Written Question] F-35 Aircraft: Procurement
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