Artificial satellites in telecommunication
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Names and connections
Communication satellites; Communications satellites; Communications-relay satellites; Global satellite communications systems; Satellite communication systems; Telecommunication satellites; Telecommunications satellites; Telstar satellites
- Broader: Telecommunication
- Narrower: AEROSAT satellites
- Narrower: Dioscures Project
- Narrower: ECS satellites
- Narrower: Earth stations (Satellite telecommunication)
- Narrower: Hermes (Communications satellite)
- Narrower: MARISAT System
- Narrower: OSCAR (Artificial satellite)
- Narrower: PACSAT (Artificial satellite)
- Narrower: Project Echo
- Narrower: Project Relay
- Narrower: Project Telstar
- Narrower: STARPAHC System
- Narrower: Satellite radio services
- Narrower: Skynet Project
- Narrower: Television
- Narrower: VSATs (Telecommunication)
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