UK military satellite Titania has successfully launched into orbit.
What happened
The Ministry of Defence said the UK military satellite Titania has launched into orbit. It said Titania and Project Inaros are British-built and will help identify threats sooner.
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Official source: Ministry of Defence (@DefenceHQ on X) (post on X): UK military satellite Titania has successfully launched into orbit.
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