February 21st, 2011 by
The Russian GEO-IK 2 satellite, which was sent into the wrong orbit, can’t perform its mission, First Deputy Defense Minister Vladimir Popovkin was quoted as saying.
Other Posts:Atlantis to start last flight on 14 MayChina’s new launch site to open later than expectedSES, GE Sign Buyback DealCollege Basketball on Satellite TVPlasma engine demonstrates superconducting first stage at full powerGoodbye Soyuz?Sirius Steps Beyond Radio To Offer Backseat TVQatar Telecom signs capacity contract on Intelsat 15
Category: FAILURES |
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February 21st, 2011 by
The first four Globalstar Second Generation satellites have been successfully positioned in their operational orbit, marking the start of service for this new constellation.
Other Posts:Anaren To Supply Globalstar-2 ComponentsNorthrop Grumman announces organisation and leadership changesMore new Russian rockets, spacecraft announcedGOCE mission in trouble after software glitchScramjet engine successfully tested in simulated flightAnalyst: Satellite Industry Could Find Opportunity In Working With WiMaxShin reports 2007 financial results, mulls sixth satellitePalapa D in useless orbit after failure of Chinese launcher
Category: SATELLITES |
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February 21st, 2011 by
After more than a dozen laps through the inner solar system, NASA’s Messenger spacecraft will move into orbit around Mercury on 18 March 2011 (UTC). The durable spacecraft – carrying seven science instruments and fortified against the blistering environs near the Sun – will be the first to orbit the innermost planet.
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February 21st, 2011 by
The U.S. Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center announced that it has awarded two contracts totalling US$788,000 as a result of a Broad Agency Announcement released in June 2010.
Other Posts:Ofek 7 sends first picturesSatellite Capacity Sector Ignites Business ActivitySpaceway-3 Arrives In Kourou For August LaunchSS/Loral to name Patrick DeWitt chairman of the boardSAT-GE Open For Business In Asia Pacific RegionMost advanced commercial imaging satellite launchedAsiaSat Signs Afghan DealAbertis may plan Hispasat bid to prevent IPO, Eutelsat takeover
Category: FEEDS & LINKS |
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February 21st, 2011 by
Asia Broadcast Satellite (ABS) and SpaceCom International, LLC have signed a long term, multi-transponder agreement for Ku-band capacity on ABS-7 to support SpaceCom’s growth throughout the Middle East and Asia region.
Other Posts:The Relationship Between Cable TV Providers and Their ChannelsRemote Video ProductionTelesat to control MSV’s new satellitesGlobeCast books two more Eutelsat transpondersCerona Adds To Board Of DirectorsGlobeCast, Setanta Sports Pair Up For Multichannel DealGo Wild With Satellite TV and High DefinitionBoeing TSAT technology passes ‘Spiral’ testing
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February 21st, 2011 by
Useful tips and advice for Freesat HD TV installation in the UK, including installing or upgrading a dish. The service provides 160 free TV and radio channels, currently with 3 HD channels in the line-up. This article includes help for connecting a PVR to an existing distribution amplifier or loft box and discusses its benefits over the UK’s terrestrial digital service Freeview.
Other Posts:Intelsat reveals some details on planned satellitesBall Aerospace begins integration of VIIRS for NPP satelliteTivuitalia to use Astra capacity for DTTKhrunichev prepares for firing tests of Angara launch vehicleUpdate: Astra 5A declared total loss after anomalyTerreStar-1 mated with Ariane 5 hardwareTacSat-3 pre-launch details (III)Three finalists selected for NASA’s next New Frontiers mission
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