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From Sea to Space

What's next for launching rockets into space? Launching rockets from the sea. With limited land availability and significant costs, companies like Seagate Space see a game-changing solution in developing offshore launchpads. There is also a sense of urgency as other countries have included offshore infrastructure as part of their space strategy. Seagate Space and The Spaceport Company are positioned to lead the way for Florida in this new frontier.

Seagate Space has established its headquarters in the St. Pete Innovation District and will make an appearance at the International Space Development Conference in Orlando. To learn more, click here.

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