Satellite in a sentence

The Predator primary satellite link consists of a 6.1-meter (20-ft) satellite dish and associated support equipment.

Minutes after the satellite was launched, the Earth Station received telemetry data indicating the satellite’s health.

The satellite was launched in 1995 following on from its sister satellite, ERS-1, which had launched four years earlier.

The satellite was launched in 2002, and once it was nearly out of propellant in 2022, Dish decided to retire the satellite.

It is the second- densest satellite among those whose densities are known (after Jupiter 's satellite Io ).

The bandwidth available from a satellite depends upon the number of transponders provided by the satellite.

The gravity of the bulges is slightly off of the primary-satellite axis and thus has a component along the satellite's motion.

The 500 satellite TV villages are under China’s project of connecting 10,000 villages to satellite TV in some African countries.

Even as cyberwarfare and anti-satellite weapons have emerged as major threats, U.S. satellite systems have become less redundant.

Several satellite data sources, except for high resolution (sub meter) commercial satellite imagery, have become freely available.

And it was the first artificial satellite in the steps leading to today's satellite communications.

Creates satellite command systems that remotely control satellite activities from ground stations.

For the locking of a primary body to its satellite as in the case of Pluto, the satellite and primary body parameters can be swapped.

But Emergency SOS via Satellite is available in the UK – so it seems likely that Brits will get Messages via Satellite eventually too.

The receiver clock bias is the same for all received satellite signals (assuming the satellite clocks are all perfectly synchronized).

In 1983, Murdoch’s News International became the majority owner of Satellite Television, the first satellite-to-cable channel in Europe.

The first was in February 2009, when an Iridium telecoms satellite and Kosmos-2251, a Russian military satellite, accidentally collided.

Satellite subsystems The satellite's functional versatility is imbedded within its technical components and its operations characteristics.

Satellite viruses Satellite viruses are small viruses with either RNA or DNA as their genomic material that require another virus to replicate.

Piloted from Morocco, the new monitoring satellite will be circulating in the same orbit as the first satellite, 620 kilometers above the Earth.