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Thaicom, with a new owner, plans $435 million purrchase of Ku-band HTS broadband satellites to succeed IPStar at 119.5 east
Sky Perfect JSat: $1.1 billion in space spending to 2030 on multiple fronts: laser data relay, HAPS, Earth observation
Ready or not: ITU WRC-23 is in five months, with quite an agenda for satellite spectrum and orbits
Debris from fragmented satellites accounts for 37% of trackable space objects arriving in orbit in past two years: NASA
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EU Commission approval of Viasat’s purchase of Inmarsat was the last regulatory barrier; deal to close within days
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  • Without MDA, Maxar has weaker hand in Telesat LEO competition

    by Peter B. de Selding December 30, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding December 30, 2019

    UPDATE Jan. 2: This story was updated to reflect Maxar’s statement that it intends to pursue…

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  • RBC Signals on Earth observation X-band, AWS Ground and why a delayed Series A is good news

    by Peter B. de Selding October 15, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding October 15, 2019

    PARIS — Satellite constellations of every stripe — broadband, narrowband, Earth observation — are delayed, launch…

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  • ThinKom brings its aero phased-array antenna to the ground, starting with S-/X-band Earth observation

    by Peter B. de Selding September 30, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding September 30, 2019

    PARIS — With 1,300 commercial aircraft flying its phased array antennas, mainly with Gogo, and 100-plus…

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  • Maxar CEO defends decision to stick with commercial GEO product line, despite everything

    by Peter B. de Selding September 11, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding September 11, 2019

    PARIS — Daniel Jablonsky took over at Maxar Technologies in January at a time of near-existential…

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  • Vector Launch seemed to have ticked all the right boxes. It wasn’t enough

    by Peter B. de Selding August 12, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding August 12, 2019

    BOSTON — Smallsat launch-service startup Vector would have figured on any shortlist of “most likely to…

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  • Three Atlas 5 Centaur upper-stage breakups in GTO in less than a year, and the cause is a mystery

    by Amy Svitak June 17, 2019
    by Amy Svitak June 17, 2019

    UPDATE Aug. 3: NASA’s Orbital Quarterly Debris News makes reference to the latest Centaur upper-stage breakup, in…

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  • Lockheed Martin: We’re getting more RFPs now for large satellites than for small ones

    by Peter B. de Selding June 14, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding June 14, 2019

    PARIS — Lockheed Martin is fielding more RFPs for large satellites than for small ones as…

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  • Airbus says 3 orders prove geostationary-satellite market’s continued viability, describes new GEO-market product

    by Peter B. de Selding May 20, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding May 20, 2019

    WASHINGTON — For Airbus Defence and Space, the market for geostationary-orbit satellites is, if not well,…

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  • For Avanti, ESA and Airbus, the SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch of Arabsat 6 started the countdown to a problem

    by Peter B. de Selding April 12, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding April 12, 2019

    PARIS — SpaceX’s specular second launch of its Falcon Heavy rocket — the vehicle’s second flight,…

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  • Vector seeks court injunction against Lockheed’s SmartSat satellite technology, citing patent infringement

    by Peter B. de Selding April 8, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding April 8, 2019

    PARIS — Startup small-launcher provider Vector filed a patent-infringement suit against Lockheed Martin, alleging that Lockheed’s…

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  • Thaicom, with a new owner, plans $435 million purrchase of Ku-band HTS broadband satellites to succeed IPStar at 119.5 east

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