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IL PIU' AVANZATO SATELLITE PER LE TELECOMUNICAZIONI, IN ORBITA TRA GIUGNO E AGOSTO

ROMA, Artemis, il più avanzato satellite per le telecomunicazioni mai sviluppato dall'Esa (Ente Spaziale Europeo), sarà messo in orbita con un razzo europeo Ariane 5 fra giugno ed agosto 2001. Il contratto del lancio è stato firmato a Parigi da Antonio Rodotà, direttore generale di SEC, e da Jean-Marie Luton, CEO di Arianespace. Funzionando da un'orbita geostazionaria di circa 36.000 km sopra la ter...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 8511
Roma, Italia, 02/21/2001 13:30
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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