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Starfish Space prepares to launch its Otters spacecraft after seven years of development

Starfish Space, co-founded by Trevor Bennett and Austin Link, was established in October 2019 and faced challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The company is focused on addressing the implications of increased satellite traffic in low-Earth orbit.

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<p>Starfish Space, a spacecraft company co-founded by Trevor Bennett and Austin Link, began operations in October 2019. Shortly after, the global pandemic impacted the company's initial plans.</p><p>Bennett, who previously worked at Blue Origin, noted, "Little did we know what the world had in store for us. But that's kind of become part of our story, showing some resilience along the way." The founders of Starfish Space have considered the implications of increasing satellite volumes in low-Earth orbit and the need to preserve that environment.</p>

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After seven years, a spacecraft company is releasing its Otters into the wild

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