Flight 53 Expected Flight date: 07/22/2023 Horizontal flight distance: 666.34 feet (203.1 meters) Flight time: 136.82 seconds Flight altitude: 32 feet (10 meters) Heading: North Max Flight speed: 5.6 mph (2.5 meters per
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Ursa Major secures $100 million in new capital as it leans hard into defense work
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