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Boeing satellite explodes in space
The US Space Force is tracking space debris, after a Boeing-made satellite exploded earlier this week.
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Boeing satellite explosion 'threatens' Chinese satellites
Debris from the Intelsat 33e communications satellite explosion threatens hundreds of satellites in geostationary orbit, including those operated by China.
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SpaceX launched the third satellite in just ... 2 weeks
All the attention in Elon Musk's space industry is heading to SpaceX with the Falcon 9 rocket launch at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
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Russian missiles fell into the sea immediately after leaving the platform
According to Interfax news agency, Russia's Zenit missile carrying an American telecommunications satellite fell into the Pacific Ocean shortly after it was launched fro…
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Russia successfully launched the US satellite from the launch pad
On August 19, Russia successfully launched the US Intelsat-21 telecommunications satellite into orbit with the Zenit-3SL boosters from the Odyssey floating platform on t…
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Europe has successfully launched two telecommunications satellites
On the morning of August 3 (Vietnam time), the European aerospace company Arianespace successfully launched the Ariane 5 heavy rocket that carried two telecommunication…
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Russia launched the US satellite from the launch pad
According to the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos), the Zenit-2SL rocket carrying the Intelsat 19 satellite was launched from the Odyssey launcher in the Pacific…
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Russia launched US telecommunications satellites into space
From Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, Russia successfully launched the US Intelsat-18 telecommunications satellite to space on October 6.
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More than 1,200 satellites orbit the next 10 years
According to Euroconsult, from now until 2019, 1,220 new satellites will be launched into orbit with a total design and installation cost of $ 194 billion.