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Archive for November 7th, 2009

WGS-3 encapsulated in payload fairing

November 7th, 2009 by

The launch of the U.S. Air Force’s third Wideband Global SATCOM (WGS) spacecraft moved another step closer. On 30 October, engineers completed the encapsulation procedure at the Astrotech Space Operations facility in Titusville, Florida.
Other Posts:XM Loses Arbitration Over Boeing 702 SatellitesEutelsat revenues Q1 FY 2007-2008Proton M lifts off with new radio satelliteArianespace, ESA sign agreement on launch service procurementHow the DVR Revolutionized My Television ViewingMESSENGER visits VenusEchoStar Introduces New High-Definition DVRBrazil begins mechanical tests on next CBERS satellites

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SSTL to help European students fly to the moon

November 7th, 2009 by

Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) has been selected by the European Space Agency (ESA) to manage a pan-European student built mission to the Moon.
Other Posts:Ukraine drafts space plan 2008-2012Globecomm Systems Closes Acquisition Of GlobalSatSich-2 launch further delayedMAKS news in briefLockheed Martin Enters Production Phase For MUOSNorthrop turns to IAI for spy satellitesESA and CNES sign contract on Guiana Space Centre (CSG)SES announces power problems on nine A2100 satellites

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ABS to buy Mabuhay assets

November 7th, 2009 by

Asia Broadcast Satellite Limited (ABS), Hong Kong, has signed an agreement to acquire the assets of Mabuhay Satellite Corporation (MSC), a Philippines-based operator and owner of communications satellite and satellite facilities.
Other Posts:GlobeCast Puts Vatican Live On HDDRS Technologies Wins Military ContractMore EC money for GMES programmeUnited Launch Alliance completes partnership programme with NASARRsat completes acquisition of Hawley Teleport in PennsylvaniaTIBA signs agreement with SES New Skies for NSS-806 capacityMarshall Byrd appointed VP and general manager of LMCSSRussia plans new military relay satellite

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DirecTV Group, Inc. results Q3 2009

November 7th, 2009 by

The DirecTV Group, Inc. reported third quarter 2009 financial results.
Other Posts:Global space revenues top US$180 billion, reportEnergomash corruption scandal does not affect Atlas V launchesEutelsat Communications results FY 2007-2008SkyVision Picks iDirect To Pitch Satellite Capacity To VNO CustomersMultimax Joins Lockheed Martin Military Communications Support ContractPlanck instrument integration about to beginOndas Expands Senior Management TeamCom Dev To Launch U.S.-Based Operations

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Sirius XM Radio results Q3 2009

November 7th, 2009 by

Sirius XM Radio announced third quarter 2009 financial and operating results.
Other Posts:Arianespace signs contracts with EADS CASA, OerlikonThuraya 3 still waiting for better weatherHispasat SA results Q1 2009Army Gives Northrop Grumman $91 Million Contract To Supply GPS-Aided Laser Rangefinder SystemsIrdeto Introduces Prepaid SolutionHarris Partners With Lockheed Martin For Advanced EHF Terminal CompetitionThales Alenia Space Supplies Emergency Communications2008 Annual Teleport Awards for Excellence announced

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SSC, Iunctus Geomatics set up PrioraNet Canada

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The Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) and the Canadian company Iunctus Geomatics have jointly formed a new company PrioraNet Canada, which is to pursue business opportunities related to ground stations in Canada.
Other Posts:Boeing awards Ares I subcontracts to three small businessesRocketplane Kistler has new partner to replace OrbitalSUNY continues to use AMC-5 capacityTwo new launch contracts for ArianespaceLockheed Martin delivers SBIRS ground softwareFrequency Electronics Awarded Several Contracts from Department of DefenseOfcom sets deadline for ICO-PReseller Purchases Eagle Broadband System

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Satellite Television Takes You Further Than Ever Before

November 7th, 2009 by

Ever dreamt of experiencing firsthand the exciting monumental Buddha statues lost in the Cambodian rainforest in the far away cultural mecca, or the unexpectedly newly popular cruise line destination of the icy shores of the world’s last frontier, Antarctica? The solution has finally arrived, and it is closer and more affordable than you ever though possible.
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Kepler in safe mode
DVB approves DVB-SH specification
TacSat 2 cleared for launch
Globalstar VP resigns
Orbcomm Inc. results Q3 2006
Commercial spy satellite stops spying
OpenTV To Power HD Service For Russian DTH Operator
Boeing delivers gyros, tests software for GPS

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