Space Services Incorporated | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-05-17

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00:01:43 2 Conestoga
00:03:39 3 See also
00:03:50 4 External links



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Space Services, Inc. of America is a space services company that provides star naming services as well as space burial services through its subsidiary company, Celestis.   Though today it buys secondary payload space on third-party commercial rockets such as Falcon 1, Taurus, and Spaceloft XL, in the 1980s the company conducted test flights of several in-house rockets.  
In 1982, their Conestoga 1 rocket became the first privately funded rocket to reach space.  Their last launch attempt, a Conestoga 1620 rocket, was launched in 1995, but broke up 46 seconds into its flight.  The parent company, EER, subsequently folded and the Conestoga program was cancelled.