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The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory and the Department of Defense Space Test Program (STP) in May finalised a Memorandum of Agreement to integrate and launch science and technology experiments to the International Space Station (ISS) by 2013.
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Andrews Space and ISIS – Innovative Solutions In Space BV (ISIS) – announced that they have teamed to offer the SENTRY Nanospacecraft platform to international customers.
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There are those that say the recession is over but there are a lot of people who simply aren’t seeing the recovery on Wall Street reaching out to Main Street. Money for the average household is still tight, especially as gas prices continue to creep upwards and other prices go up because of it. That is why getting the best satellite TV special offers is more important than ever.Other Posts:And the Space Shuttles go to…Lockheed Martin Completes Major Design Review For TSATInternational Datacasting Wins Contract From Shin Broadband For New Asia IPTV ServiceNASA, Virgin Galactic to explore future co-operationSES orders new satellite from OrbitalProgress M-65 de-orbitedEutelsat leases Chinese satellite as gapfillerILS Announces Separate Deals For Satellite Launches

Aerojet announced the successful testing of the Upper Stage Engine Technology (USET) Hydrogen Turbopump Assembly (TPA) at the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), Edwards Air Force Base, California.Other Posts:Unique European gravity-measuring satellite launchedISRO’s GSAT-8 flown to French GuianaHexagon to buy NovAtelLoral Skynet Debuts Skyreach Cellular Backhaul Service With Comtech EF DataWork begun for large J-2X test stand at StennisGLONASS constellation almost complete after latest launchCable Vs Satellite TV – Straight TalkL-3 Communications Wins Multimillion-Dollar Deal

Azerbaijan, the U.S. Ex-Im Bank and French bank BNP Paribas will reportedly soon sign a loan agreement to fund the construction of the Azerspace telecommunication satellite.Other Posts:BSkyB, Premiere Conclude New Sports Rights DealsOndas Media Buoyed By New ResearchBoeing Completes Third Laser Communication DemonstrationXilinx QPro radiation-tolerant FPGAs for CrISSynopsis of Satellite TVDelay of the day: COSMO-SkyMed 4Iranian satellite sends telemtry, text message5 Reasons Why Satellite TV Makes the Grade

NewSat announced the signing of a three-year US$105 million contract with U.S. communications provider TrustComm for capacity on NewSat’s Jabiru 1, scheduled for launch at the end of 2012.Other Posts:Satellite TV Gives You Entertainment ChoicesMonitor-E off again, Khrunichev director confirmsRussia to launch Koronas-Foton in JanuaryEchoStar Affiliate To Provide S-Band Capacity For Mobile Video ProjectWildblue Secures $350 Million Debt FinancingSSC and CNES to share two new antennasZhongxing 6B suffers brief outageLast launch in 2007: Proton lofts three navigation satellites

According to a new report from Euroconsult – “Satellite Communications and Broadcasting Markets Survey, Forecasts to 2020″ – the fixed satellite sector grew both in terms of transponder demand (+4.4 percent) and revenue, which reached US$10.8 billion in 2010. However, this is set against a backdrop of slowing growth rates and a more challenging business environment in the next several years.Other Posts:Sogecable Loses Key RightsUpdate: Vinasat-2 planned for launch in 2012TSAT ASIC qualified for space useSatellite Television Solves Your Packaging WoesIntermap Receives Contract For Geospatial Mapping DataBuying an HD DVR for Your Home Entertainment SystemBasketball Fan? Get Your Fix With Satellite TelevisionTalia contracts multiple transponders on NSS-12