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SEDS (Students for the Exploration and Development of Space) is a non-profit student organization founded in 1980 to promote space exploration and development through networking opportunities, conferences, publications and outreach events for students. SEDS has branches in the UK, US, Ireland and Canada and is affiliated with the European Space Agency. The organization is run by volunteers and provides a support network for students interested in space science and technology.
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