EUTELSAT's SESAT blasts off from Baikonur
EUTELSAT's newest satellite, SESAT, was launched into geostationary orbit, at the 36 degrees east orbital position, from Russia's Baikonur Cosmodrome on a Proton/Block DM rocket. Liftoff occurred at 03:06 Baikonur time (April 18), or 21:06 GMT (April 17). Separation of the satellite from the rocket...
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