Satellite News

Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) has signed contracts with ISS-Reshetnev and Thales Alenia Space France on the development of three spacecraft: two Direct-To-Home satellites, Ekspress-AT1 and Ekspress-AT2, and the telecommunications satellite Ekspress-AM8.

Orbcomm Inc. announced Orbcomm Inc. and OHB System AG entered into an agreement to build and launch two AIS (Automatic Identification System) enabled satellites.

Following recovery from a glitch that prevented ESA’s GOCE gravity mission from sending any scientific data to the ground, the satellite has been gently brought back down to its operational altitude and resumed normal service – delivering the most detailed gravity data to date.

Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL), in partnership with the University of Surrey’s Surrey Research Park, is taking a new technical facility opposite its headquarters building in Guildford, UK, providing the flexibility to work on a broader range of satellites and the capacity to integrate and test more satellites in parallel.

Orbital Technologies and Rocket and Space Corporation Energia announced their intentions to build, launch, and operate the world’s first Commercial Space Station (CSS).

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Introduction of satellite TV technology has made entertainment really extensive and advanced. It provides digital programming along with superb sound quality and resolution power. Weather conditions are also not a hindrance in the way of their quality.

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