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Air To Ground Essential for Inmarsat’s IFC Plans

Inmarsat sees an Air-to-Ground (ATG) network serving as the centerpiece for its In-Flight Connectivity (IFC) plans in high traffic areas. Speaking during…
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Com Dev Inks Multimillion-Dollar Contract for HTS Components

Com Dev International has received an Authorization to Proceed (ATP) contract worth more than $7.5 million from an undisclosed customer to manufacture…
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Firefly Space Systems Moves to Texas, Musing Launch Site Prospects

Firefly Space Systems, a launch company dedicated to small satellites, is moving from Hawthorne, Calif. to Cedar Park, Texas following a commitment of…
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Proton Returns, Russian Government Conducts Successful launch

The Russian Federal government has completed the first successful launch of the Proton rocket since the failure that destroyed the Russian Satellite…
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China Conducts Launch of Experimental Science Satellite

Xinhua, China’s state-run media agency, reports the country has successfully completed the launch of an experimental scientific satellite on Sept. 28 at 1:13 p.m. Beijing time. A Long March-2C carrier rocket…
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National Geographic to use Imaging Tools on ISS

National Geographic, in partnership with the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS) intends to develop new imagery from the International Space Station (ISS) for educational purposes. The interest…
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