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ATK and Astrium announced they were working together in response to NASA’s Commercial Crew Development-2 (CCDev-2) procurement. The team is offering NASA launch services with a rocket dubbed Liberty, basically a combination of existing space shuttle and Ariane 5 elements.
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The Ariane 5 launcher for Arianespace’s second flight of 2011 is taking shape in French Guiana, where it will be used to loft a dual payload of the Yahsat 1A and Intelsat New Dawn telecommunications satellites.
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The launch of a Proton-M rocket carrying the KazSat-2 and SES-3 telecommunications satellites from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, previously scheduled for 31 March, has been postponed.
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SES World Skies has signed an agreement with Pakistani satellite service provider Supernet Limited for high powered Ku-band transponder capacity on the NSS-6 satellite at 95 degrees East.
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If your main concern is your monthly bill, and “money saver” just happen to be your middle name; you might want to look more into signing up with a satellite television provider rather then cable TV. Even though well-priced cable services are available, they can’t compare to the satellite TV deals out there. Since cable companies use hard wires and cables in order to be able to provide their service, verses satellite TV companies that use advanced satellite signals that are received using a satellite dish located in space.
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Sunday is a day of rest and relaxation for Americans everywhere. It’s a chance to recharge and revitalize after a long work week and maybe a fun filled weekend. Friday and Saturday usually fill up quickly with social events and activities, leaving Sunday as the last refuge for someone who keeps their schedule full. Many people these days, need to reserve some time for themselves each week to stay home to unwind, without the expectation of work or even being social. With satellite TV people everywhere can spend their Sundays on the couch recharging in any number of ways. The options with this service are really endless, and Sunday programming is not what it used to be.
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Crack! The baseball bat hits a ball as it sails across the diamond towards left field. The outfielder runs towards the ball as the entire stadium watches in silence in anticipation.
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New scientific studies that focus on health issues that affect Americans are constantly being released, and as a greater number of these studies are released, more and more people vow to change their lifestyles in order to get healthy. Recently, many studies have determined that people who frequently report that they are bored are much more likely to be considered medically obese. Researchers believe that whenever people are bored, they often choose to eat even if they aren’t hungry, and that kind of behavior can lead to all sorts of medical problems down the road. Fortunately though, Americans can beat boredom and obesity by keeping themselves entertained with things like satellite TV.
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