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Real Time Satellite Tracking - ROMAN's Mobile Blog - hello.to



Real Time Satellite Tracking - sputnik teck
26.05.2011 03:48 EDT
Real Time Satellite Tracking
As space technology matured, satellites were launched for military and commercial purposes. The price of satellite launches has dropped to as low as a few million dollars for light satellites, and a few tens of millions for heavy satellites. This put satellite technology within the reach of many nations and international companies.

Satellites have an operating lifespan between five and 20 years. As of 2008, the former Soviet Union and Russia had nearly 1,400 satellites in orbit, the USA about 1,000, Japan more than 100, China about 80, France over 40, India more than 30, Germany almost 30, the UK and Canada 25, and at least ten each from Italy, Australia, Indonesia, Brazil, Sweden, Luxembourg, Argentina, Saudi Arabia, and South Korea.

For Live Real Time Satellite And Space Shuttle Tracking And Predictions Visit This WEB Site
http://www.n2yo.com/

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