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The German Earth observation satellite TanDEM-X is readied for launch at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. On 21 June, at approximately 0214 UTC, the satellite is due to be launched aboard a Dnepr launch vehicle.
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Teal Group Corp. is forecasting a total of 416 satellites will be launched to low Earth orbit (LEO) aboard 184 launch vehicles during 2010-2014.
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The Korea Aerospace Research Institute said it has finished checking all systems of the Korea Space Launch Vehicle-1 (KSLV-1, also known as Naro-1).
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A bright spiralling light spotted in skies across Australia’s east coast just before local dawn on 5 June has sparked a UFO frenzy. The phenomenon has been linked to the inaugural flight of SpaceX’s Falcon 9, and the company may possibly have to answer some questions what actually happened to their second stage after it successfully achieved orbit.
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SES Astra has entered into a distribution agreement with the Polish business data network operator NASK to offer its satellite-based broadband service Astra2Connect to business customers in the Polish market. The service is available as of now.
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