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WASHINGTON — A 19-year old SES satellite lost nearly a third of its transponders in an anomaly this month, marking the second major satellite malfunction in the SES fleet this year.
NSS-806, a C- and Ku-band telecommunications satellite from Lockheed Martin, is still serving customers despite being seven years past its intended design life. However, 12 transponders ceased functioning this month, SES said July 28, without specifying which frequencies.
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Published:- SES loses 12 transponders on NSS-806 satellite, says impact is temporary - SpaceNews.com
NSS-806, a C- and Ku-band telecommunications satellite from Lockheed Martin, is still serving customers despite being seven years past its intended design life. However, 12 transponders ceased functioning this month, SES said July 28, without specifying which frequencies.
Full report:
Published:- SES loses 12 transponders on NSS-806 satellite, says impact is temporary - SpaceNews.com
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