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What is satellite TV service? Is that a question that is on your mind? Here is an answer for you.
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Rocket: Soyuz U; Payload: Kosmos 2462; Date: 16 April 2010, 1500 UTC; Launch Site: Plesetsk, Russia. The military satellite reached the designated orbit about eight minutes later.
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COM DEV International Ltd. has purchased substantially all of the assets of Routes AstroEngineering, a privately owned, Ottawa-based company specialising in the design and manufacture of advanced instruments for space science research applications.
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Rocket: GSLV-D3; Payload: GSAT-4; Date: 15 April 2010, 1057 UTC; Launch Site: Satish Dhawan Space Centre, India. The first flight of the GSLV-Mk II rocket ended prematurely owing to a third stage failure. The satellite was lost.
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Arianespace said it had initiated a multi-phase effort to pinpoint and resolve the technical issue that postponed its initial Ariane 5 flight of 2010, as well as revalidate quality control procedures for the company’s workhorse heavy-lift launch vehicle.
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Andrews Space announced the formation of SpaceFlight Services (SpaceFlight), a service company focused on providing routine low cost space access for small payloads through the use of standard flight interfaces and a streamlined integration process.
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NOAA’s GOES-13 spacecraft today became the official GOES-EAST satellite. It replaced GOES-12, which NOAA is shifting to provide coverage for South America, as part of the Global Earth Observation System of Systems, or GEOSS.
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