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      <title>Speed Trap in the Stratosphere? Rocket Pulled Over for &#39;Running a Stop Sign&#39; — JAXA Vows to Launch at 60 km/h Next Time</title>
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      <description>A motorcycle officer hiding behind a cloud intercepted a rocket ascending at Mach 20. After dismissing the crew&#39;s plea that &#39;the sign wasn&#39;t visible,&#39; the officer demanded they open their window at 100 km altitude to present their driver&#39;s license. JAXA announced that &#39;maintaining the crew&#39;s gold license is our top priority&#39; and will restrict the next launch speed to 60 km/h to comply with the legal speed limit.</description><category>Tech Future Lab</category><enclosure url="https://alt.andpaper.net/ja/articles/20260323-stratosphere-speed-trap/index_hu_e003f20e08f370b.jpg" length="86946" type="image/jpeg" /></item>
    
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