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Malfunction wipes out more than half of Galaxy 26 capacity

Submit on Thursday, July 3rd, 2008 06:00

Galaxy 26 has lost more than half of its capacity after what seems to be a partial failure of its power system. The problem looks identical to that experienced by its “sister satellite” Galaxy 27 more than three years ago.

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