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Amazon readies a second Vulcan as its first Leo flight eyes Nov. 13 liftoff

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Amazon has a second Vulcan rocket in the works to fly within weeks of its first Leo mission on the vehicle. The United Launch Alliance’s rocket, with 40 satellites, is slated to launch on November 13 as Leo Vulcan 1, or LV-01. Amazon said the LV-01 will fly from Space Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in its November 9 announcement . This is the largest Leo payload yet, and the first of 38 Vulcan launches Amazon has on contract with ULA. ULA can now prepare two rockets side by side at Cape Canaveral LV-01 goes to the pad as LV-02 is already getting ready in a building called VIF-G. Amazon anticipates it will fly within weeks of a nominal LV-01 mission.

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