Satellite News

The payload module structure of the telecommunications spacecraft Ekspress-AT1, manufactured by the Reshetnev Company, was sent to Thales Alenia Space France to accommodate payload instruments.
Other Posts:China’s latest weather satellite completes in-orbit testingDream Multimedia’s Dreambox ReceiverExpand Your Cable TV Promotion With The Power of InternetNorthrop integrates AEHF antennasIntelsat names new Senior Vice President of MarketingNext try for MetOp launch in autumnGeneral Dynamics completes MUOS milestonesGlobalstar Introduces New Satellite Modem

Euroconsult’s latest research report, Satellite Communications & Broadcasting Markets Survey, Forecasts to 2021, revealed that 2011 was a good year for FSS operators, with 4% growth in regular transponder capacity, 33% growth in High Throughput Satellite (HTS) capacity, and a US$724 million increase for total capacity leasing revenues. Earnings were mostly influenced by increasing capacity demand for video services and rising competition in emerging markets.
Other Posts:YahLive, Etisalat partner on satellite uplink servicesGlobalstar satellites to help track aircraftNewest U.S. military weather satellite operationalRussian return satellite launched aboard Soyuz-UIridium Adds Eight Partners For Data Service OfferingsAlarm via satelliteSatellite TV Provides Budget Entertainment in a Tough EconomyReport: China Upgrades Launch Facilities

New Euroconsult reports shows 7% capacity leasing revenue growth in 2011

Paris, August 23, 2012- Euroconsult’s latest research report, Satellite Communications & Broadcasting Markets Survey, Forecasts to 2021, revealed that 2011 was a good year for FSS operators, with 4% growth in regular transponder capacity, 33% growth in High Throughput Satellite (HTS) capacity, and a $724 million increase for total capacity leasing revenues. Earnings were mostly influenced by increasing capacity demand for video services and rising competition in emerging markets.

read more
Other Posts:New SES satellite Astra 1N operationalSirius Satellite Radio results 2007Chang’e-2 has sufficient fuel for return to EarthSSTL delivers groundstation equipmentSES S.A. results Q3 2009Alcatel Alenia Space Reports Record Orders For 2006Canal Digitaal takes another Astra transponderCornell receives funding for magnetic flux pinning research

This Articles suites on how to Get TV Channels…Read more

The Khrunichev Space Center has completed fabrication and tests of stage 1 for the KSLV-1 (Korea Space Launch Vehicle #1), and processed the flight article for shipment to South Korea.
Other Posts:Harris to compete for U.S. Air Force’s NSOM contractGMV to modernise NASA’s TDRS ground segmentGarmin To Provide European Automotive Dealership With GPS UnitsKazSat-2 undergoes in-orbit testingEndeavour lifts off for last trip to spaceIntegral Systems To Provide ProtoStar Ground SystemFive Things You Didn’t Know About Satellite TVJSAT plans to acquire Space Communications

NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity has begun driving from its landing site, which scientists announced they have named for the late author Ray Bradbury.
Other Posts:Alamo Adds Satellite Navigation ServicesU.S. keeps busy launching spy satellitesTerraSAR-X launch comes closerULA completes milestone toward certifying Atlas V for human spaceflightFirst GLONASS-K to fly from Plesetsk in DecemberChina announces Sinosat-6 launchLockheed Martin still (or again) testing first AEHF satelliteNorthrop Grumman Corporation (Aerospace) results 2006

U.S. Air Force Space Command said the new Space Based Surveillance Satellite had achieved its initial level of capability and was ready to support U.S. military requirements nearly two years after the satellite was launched. The delay was linked to problems with a piece of electronics on board.
Other Posts:What Is a Digital TV?Delay of the day: Astra 1N and BSAT-3c/JCSAT-110RFirst three Galileo contracts awardedSoundtrack Channel Expanding To North America Via RRSatOHB’s satellite integration hall in Bremen officially openedBoeing (Integrated Defense Systems) results Q3 2007ViaSat Inc. results Q1 FY2012XM, Honda To Offer Satellite Radio In Honda Certified Used Cars

China will launch several space projects, including a hard X-ray telescope for black hole studies, between 2014 and 2016, according to Su Dingqiang, an academic at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and former president of the Chinese Astronomical Society.
Other Posts:Ariane 5 triple-rocket parallel processingThe HD Extra Pack – Available Exclusively With Satellite TelevisionSoyuz test completed in French GuianaEutelsat, Nortis connect Moroccan schools to broadbandScramjet engine successfully tested in simulated flightTelesat received insurance payment for Telstar 14REx-Im Bank financing for QuetzSat-1GIOVE-A satellite orbit raised