Satellite News

International Launch Services and SES announced the launch of SES-6 in 2013 on an ILS Proton.
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The Alphasat I-XL communications module was mated with the Alphabus platform, enabling the huge satellite to take shape and enter its final assembly and test phase at the Astrium facilities in Toulouse, France.
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Orbcomm Inc. announced financial results for the full year and fourth quarter ending 31 December 2010.
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ViaSat Inc. and Asia Broadcast Satellite have entered into a multi-year agreement to provide Ka-band satellite service in key areas of the Middle East using the ABS-7 satellite.
Other Posts:Surprising change of Ariane 5 launch manifestLoral, MHR to modify transaction to comply with NASDAQ rulesU.S. spy satellite launch delayed againSale of Nera Satcom to Thrane & Thrane completedGas Station TV Partners With HughesRaytheon started NPOESS communications upgrade in AntarcticaSpace shuttle Atlantis lands safelyEutelsat, ViaSat launch broadband satellite service

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Other Posts:Northrop Grumman develops new rad-hardened ASICsSatellite TV and the Holy Grail of Television ServicesNorthrop Grumman to provide deployable reflector for SMAPIridium Reports Jump In Subscribers, Earnings Over Third QuarterSpaceX Approved For Cape Canaveral MissionsTandberg TV’s Board Recommends Ericsson’s OfferAtlas V to launch Solar Dynamics Observatory on 9 FebruaryOrbcomm Inc. results Q3 2007