"As we re-enter, we have the relatively unique capability of hitting the atmosphere at north of Mach 25."
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The ENOS spacecraft, which weighs about 440 pounds. Photo: Courtesy of Reditus Space
Reditus Space is increasingly interested in hypersonics and missile-defense work, chief executive Stef Crum told Axios.
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