As a proud Spanish company with a strong legacy in spaceflight, UARX Space envisions a promising future for the European space sector, starting with this inaugural flight of Europe's most advanced rocket to date.

Andrés Villa, UARX Space's Chief Technology Officer, commented, "Being part of this historic event is an incredible opportunity to demonstrate our outstanding capabilities in Europe to develop satellites, separation systems, and rockets.

"Printed on the side, RAMI takes into space the imprint of 50 hands of kindergarten students, aged from one to three years old, as well as five teachers from the local community of Nigrán. This initiative is UARX Space’s commitment to the next generations of scientists and Engineers.

Lastly, RAMI is also the name of the UARX founders' son, "If we launch first thing into space, we had to name it after our child," Yanina concludes with a smile.