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SmallSat Launchers: How a Tech Revolution Gets to Orbit
Read more →: SmallSat Launchers: How a Tech Revolution Gets to OrbitAt the start of the next decade, launches to Low Earth Orbit (LEO) could happen every week, multiple…
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Morelos 3 Satellite Operations Handed Over to Mexican Government
Read more →: Morelos 3 Satellite Operations Handed Over to Mexican Government[Via Satellite 12-17-2015] Boeing has transferred on-orbit control of the Morelos 3 satellite, launched Oct. 2 aboard an…
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OTTs Start to Poke on Pay TV Players in Latin America
Read more →: OTTs Start to Poke on Pay TV Players in Latin AmericaOver-the-Top (OTT) services offer content, either free or at very low cost, over a broadband connection. These services,…
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Technology Company of the Year: The Nominees
Read more →: Technology Company of the Year: The NomineesThe satellite industry is undergoing a period of dramatic change as operators look to launch more powerful satellites…
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Generation Next: Alexandru Serban, SES
Read more →: Generation Next: Alexandru Serban, SESAlexandru Serban, engineer for network systems at SES, says he was attracted to the satellite industry as he…
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End Users Talk Satellite Aspirations
Read more →: End Users Talk Satellite AspirationsCarnival Cruises, Tullow Oil and Al Jazeera are key customers for satellite capacity. With many High Throughput Satellites…
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China sends dark matter probe into orbit
Read more →: China sends dark matter probe into orbitChina launched the first in a series of planned space science probes Thursday, putting a satellite into orbit…
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Hubble Space Telescope salutes ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ with cosmic lightsaber
Read more →: Hubble Space Telescope salutes ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ with cosmic lightsaberAn image from the Hubble Space Telescope focuses on jets of hot gas blazing forth from a protostar…
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China launches country’s first dark matter satellite
Read more →: China launches country’s first dark matter satelliteChina sent into space the country’s first Dark Matter Particle Explorer (DAMPE) Satellite on Dec. 17,2015, in a fresh search for smoking-gun signals of the invisible material that scientists say makes up most of the universe’s mass.
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Arianespace Soyuz ST-B successfully launches Galileo duo
Read more →: Arianespace Soyuz ST-B successfully launches Galileo duoAn Arianespace Soyuz ST-B launched with another pair of Galileo satellites from the European Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana…

