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Latest coverage tied to Brazilian Space Agency launches from Spaceflight News API.
The Brazilian Space Agency is a space agency in South America. They work in partnership with the US and Russia aboard the ISS. It was previously operated by the military until 1994. They now operate largely in tandem with other nations. They run a spaceport and rocket launch site both in Brazil. They built the VLM small satellite launch system in tandem with Germany. The VLS-1 was intended to be a primary launch vehicle for the BSA, but it failed 3 times and was canceled. They have restarted work on the system in tandem with the Russian Space Agency.
This is the canonical news coverage page for Brazilian Space Agency. It groups recent Spaceflight News API stories that are connected to this provider's launch records, then points readers to the schedule page, launch feed, and exact launch records when timing or mission status matters.
Use this page to understand recent coverage around Brazilian Space Agency, not as the final authority for a launch time. Exact launch detail pages own mission status, vehicle, pad, and countdown data.
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