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Boeing satellite completes NASA’s space communications network

Homeland August 23, 2017

The sixth and final Boeing Tracking and Data Relay Satellite (TDRS) has been launched and will enhance NASA’s space communications network when the satellite becomes fully operational early next year. TDRS-M is the latest satellite in NASA’s TDRS constellation and will provide high-bandwidth communications to spacecraft in low-Earth orbit. The TDRS ...

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Air - Key E-7 Wedgetail facility officially opened by Royal Air Force

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Air - NASA Selects 12 Companies for Space Station Services Contract

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