What's hot new NASA satellite to communicate with Earth?
NASA's new satellite is rated as a new step in aerospace technology.
NASA has launched the latest satellite to ensure astronauts at the ISS Station can communicate continuously, more often with the Earth in the future.
This new NASA satellite is named Boeing Data Transmission and Tracking Satellite (TDRS-M) made by Boeing recently launched into the Atlas V United Launch Alliance (ULA) rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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The agency claims, the new satellite will support extremely important spatial communication for missions in the mid-2020s.
This satellite will facilitate communication, continuous communication, from space to the ground.
This will ensure that scientists, engineers and control room personnel on Earth can easily access data from the International Space Station on space after communication connectivity is expanded. via this satellite.
TDRS-M is the last satellite of 13 satellites that have been launched to NASA since 1983.
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