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International Space Station

Poland’s first satellite, made using 3-D print technology, gets ready for launch

Small but mighty. The satellite called Światowid cost creators 3 million zlotys (700,000 euros). Jakub Kamiński/PAP

Once the satellite has passed the necessary testing, it will be launched on board a rocket and taken to the International Space Station, from there it will be released into Earth’s low orbit.

First Polish commercial satellite to be launched in April

Next April, the Światowid satellite will finish its testing phase. It will be flown to the International Space Station (ISS) from where it will be launched into orbit, the president of SatRevolution, Grzegorz Zwoliński, told PAP.

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