European Satellite to Study Super Earths
A new European satellite will be launched in 2017 with the objective of studying exoplanets orbiting bright starts nearby.
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Syria is Also Suspected of Jamming Satellite Broadcasts
The European Broadcasting Union said jamming broadcasts is a violation of human rights.
How Wireless Data Growth is Slowing
TMF Associates' Tim Farrar examines CTIA's semi-anual wireless industry survey and contradicts its conclusions.
Government/Military
GOES-13 Returns to Full Operation
[Satellite TODAY 10-19-12] The GOES-13 spacecraft has returned to full operation and is running smoothly with improved performance after engineers from the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA), Boeing...
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New Antenna Seeks to Replace Satellite Dish
Startup company is working to break the satellite status quo with the mTenna
U.S. Air Force OTV-3 Scheduled for Launch
United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket is scheduled for launch carrying the U.S. Air Force’s third Orbital Test Vehicle X-37B
Service Station for Operating Satellites Testing Moves Forward
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center advances in developing an Earth-orbiting service station that would extend the life of operating satellites.
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SiriusXM to join Smithsonian Collection
The Sirius FM-4 will be displayed at the National Air and Space Museum
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ESOA Elects Cato Halsaa as New Chairman
[Satellite TODAY 10-19-12] Telenor Satellite Broadcasting CEO Cato Halsaa has been elected Chairman of the Board of the European Satellite Operators Association (ESOA) effective immediately, replacing former Astrium Services CEO...
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SSTL Selects Aeroflex as In-Country Manufacturing Partner
[Satellite TODAY 10-19-12] Surrey Satellite Technology LLC (SSTL) has secured a contract for the batch production of its SGR-10 Space GPS Receiver and selected Aeroflex’s Colorado Springs, Colo. division as...