What it takes to start a space exploration company?

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Hello, Hola, hajimemashite physics family,
Well do you know what It takes to start a space exploration company such as making cubesats , satellites or launching vehicles? :wideeyed:o_O:woot: Give your suggestions please :oldeyes::oldbiggrin::angel:

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