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		By: David Eastman		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The linked article tries to make this seem like a significant first, but note that the actual claim is &quot;the first student suborbital launch approved by Transport Canada.&quot; Not &quot;first student suborbital launch.&quot; A student rocket launched by USC reached an estimated 103km back in 2019, and they launched a second one in 2024 that made it to 143km. There have been several other amateur/civilian rockets to pass the Karman line, but the USC team seems to be the only actual student organization to have done it so far.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The linked article tries to make this seem like a significant first, but note that the actual claim is &#8220;the first student suborbital launch approved by Transport Canada.&#8221; Not &#8220;first student suborbital launch.&#8221; A student rocket launched by USC reached an estimated 103km back in 2019, and they launched a second one in 2024 that made it to 143km. There have been several other amateur/civilian rockets to pass the Karman line, but the USC team seems to be the only actual student organization to have done it so far.</p>
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