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For centuries, Unst has been famous for its rich variety of wildlife, pristine beaches and unspoilt sea views. Now, the remote Shetland island is leading Britain into space.
A former RAF base on a remote peninsula of the island has become the UK’s first licensed spaceport for vertical rocket launches.
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