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Telstar and the world of 1962

Posted on July 23, 2012 by The National Air and Space Museum
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Last week, the Museum recognized the 50th anniversary of Telstar, the first “active” satellite (one that can receive a radio signal from a ground station and then immediately re-transmit it to another) and the first technology of any kind that … Continue reading →

Posted in History | Tagged satellites, space, telecommunications, Telstar | 1 Reply

Telstar and the “Global Village”

Posted on September 27, 2011 by The National Air and Space Museum
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Since October 1997, the Space History Division has been celebrating a number of fiftieth anniversaries: Sputnik, Vanguard, Yuri Gagarin’s flight, Alan Shepard’s Mercury Flight. Next July we hope to celebrate another. On July 10th, 1962 at 11:47 GMT, the world’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Hidden Treasures, History, space, Stories | Tagged satellites, Telstar | 1 Reply

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