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    Indian Aerospace Company Chooses Colorado Springs for Expansion

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    By Wayne Heilman

    An India-based aerospace startup plans to spend $35 million during the next three years to open a satellite assembly, integration and testing plant in Colorado Springs that will employ 61 people, the Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce & EDC announced Feb. 10.

    Digantara is developing a network of up to 15 small “cube” satellites (4- to 8-inch cube-shaped spacecraft weighing 3.5 to 122 pounds) during the next three years. They will be used to manage growing orbital traffic and avoid collisions among the more than 1 million objects in space.

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