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Archive for August, 2006

Sea Launch Orbits Koreasat 5

August 23rd, 2006 by

Sea Launch placed the Koreasat 5 communications satellite into orbit Aug. 21 for KT Corp. and South Korea’s Agency for Defense Development…

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Ball Aerospace delivers Orbital Express NextSat spacecraft

August 23rd, 2006 by me

Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. announced the on-schedule delivery of the NextSat Commodities Spacecraft (NextSat/CSC) to Boeing’s Orbital Express (OE) programme for the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).

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NASA names crew exploration vehicle ‘Orion’

August 23rd, 2006 by me

NASA announced that its new crew exploration vehicle, until now known as CEV, will be named Orion.

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Orbital names new Executive VP, Space Systems General Manager

August 23rd, 2006 by me

Carl A. Marchetto was named by Orbital Sciences Corporation as the new Executive Vice President and General Manager of its largest business unit, the Space Systems Group.

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Telenor Satellite buys Norse Technology’s satcom business

August 23rd, 2006 by me

Telenor Satellite Services has purchased the satellite communications activities of Norse Technology AS and additionally has acquired the majority of stock in Norwegian-based Norse Electronics AS.

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London Satellite Exchange to use SAT-DSA

August 23rd, 2006 by me

SAT Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Integral Systems, Inc. , announced that it has delivered its digital spectrum analyser SAT-DSA to London Satellite Exchange (LSE).

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SpaceDev’s Distributed Sensing Experiment to enter Phase III

August 23rd, 2006 by me

SpaceDev, Inc. has been authorised by the U.S. Missile Defense Agency (MDA) to proceed with Phase III of its Distributed Sensing Experiment programme.

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New GPS satellites behind schedule, over budget

August 23rd, 2006 by me

Boeing’s work on 12 GPS IIF navigation satellites is over budget and at least 16 months behind schedule because of management problems, the U.S. Air Force said.

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