“SpaceX Announces Falcon 9 Rocket Launch for Intelsat 40e in 2023”
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“SpaceX Announces Falcon 9 Rocket Launch for Intelsat 40e in 2023”

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SpaceX will launch its Falcon 9 rocket for Intelsat by April 7, 2023.

Intelsat 40e (IS-40e) will provide focused coverage of North America to our commercial aviation, mobility, and network customers, and will monitor and track air pollution throughout North America using NASA TEMPO hosted payloads.

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The European Commission has raised concerns about proposed legislation aimed at tightening rules on short-term property rentals in Ireland, stating that the proposed measures were “overly restrictive”. The proposed legislation would require owners of properties rented out for 21 nights or fewer to register with Fáilte Ireland. The legislation also aims to remove up to 12,000 properties from the short-term rental sector and turn them into long-term rentals. The Irish government hopes to enact the legislation by the end of March 2021.

The European Commission has raised concerns about proposed legislation aimed at tightening rules on short-term property rentals in Ireland, stating that the proposed measures were “overly restrictive”. The proposed legislation would require owners of properties rented out for 21 nights or fewer to register with Fáilte Ireland. The legislation also aims to remove up to 12,000 properties from the short-term rental sector and turn them into long-term rentals. The Irish government hopes to enact the legislation by the end of March 2021.

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