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There are rumors that with a satellite TV package you can not have access to your local television channels. It’s understandable why this would deter some people from moving over to satellite service if this were the case. Although satellite has proved to outshine cable competitors in every area of service, people want to have access to their local channels. The good news? It’s not true that you can’t get your local channels with a satellite TV package.
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Rocket: Dnepr; Payload: Prisma “Mango,” Prisma “Tango,” Picard; Date: 15 June, 1442 UTC; Launch Site: Yasny, Russia. Separation of the satellites from the Dnepr upper stage was recorded by a mobile telemetry post in the Sultanate of Oman pursuant to the mission injection profile, launch service provider Kosmotras said.
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Rocket: Chang Zheng 2D; Payload: Shijian 12 (Shijian XII); Date: 15 June 2010, 0139 UTC; Site: Jiuquan satellite launch centre. The spacecraft was deployed into a 571 km x 594 km x 97.7 degrees orbit.
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Arianespace has contracted with Lockheed Martin Commercial Space Systems (LMCSS) to launch the Vinasat-2 satellite for Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Group (VNPT) in the second quarter of 2012. Vinasat-2 will be built by LMCSS.
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Construction of the mobile gantry at Soyuz’ new launch site in French Guiana is moving into its final phase as this structure’s framework is now complete, and the metallic siding is being installed.
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Astrium said it recently completed its first full year of operations with the Spirale system, following its acceptance in April 2009 by the DGA (French armament procurement agency).
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SES World Skies said it has signed an agreement with Supernet Limited, a Pakistani satellite service provider, for 52 MHz of C-band transponder capacity on the NSS-12 satellite at the orbital location of 57 degrees East.
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