Boeing Satellite Orbited for DirectTV By Zenit-3SL From SeaLaunch Satellite Will Provide High-Definition TV Signals Covering United States A 6.5-ton satellite for DirectTV made by The Boeing Co. [BA] was lofted into orbit by a Zenit-3SL rocket rising from the Sea Launch Odyssey launch platform in the equatorial Pacific Ocean. The satellite went into geosynchronous transfer orbit, heading for a final position at 99.2 degrees West longitude. Boeing acquired a signal from the spacecraft at the Hartebeesthoek Tracking facility in…
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