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Rocket: Proton M/Block DM; Payload: three GLONASS-M satellites; Date: 1 March 2010, 2119 UTC; Launch site: Baikonur, Kazakhstan.
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OverHorizon has chosen Arianespace to launch its first communications satellite, OHO-1. It is the fourth launch contract signed by Arianespace in 2010.
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We have a society that is obsessed with football. Each Sunday during the NFL season, fans all over the country gather around their high definition televisions to tune in to the time honored American pastime. Football fanatics and even casual fans can all come together to enjoy the sport.
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It is easy to get into a decorating rut. You may have made an effort to decorate your home when you first moved in, but keeping it updated becomes less and less of a priority as the years go on. Once a spaced has been lived in, you get used to the way that it looks and it seems like far too much of an effort to update or redecorate.
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Arianespace CEO Jean-Yves Le Gall said his company ordered 14 more Soyuz launch vehicles from Russia.
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In these tough economic times we are living in nowadays, you might feel a little more hesitant to go crazy and splurge on gift purchases than you used to. Due to the current recession and suffering income levels, for many Americans, conserving dollars must now be done not out of frugality, but out of necessity.
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The James Webb Space Telescope reached a mission-readiness landmark when its first primary mirror segment was cryo-polished to its required prescription as measured at operational cryogenic temperatures.
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COM DEV International Ltd. has been awarded a contract valued in excess of US$6 million to provide switches, filters and multiplexers for a commercial communications satellite.
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