Israelul lanseaza un satelit aniversar!!

Israelul ajuns la 60 de ani de existenta lanseaza un satelit aniversar :) .Satelitul Amos3 rebotezat sugestiv Amos 60.
Cireasa pe tort e ca va fi decorat cu o sigla in culori natiei lu david fondal alb si scrisuri albastre total aberant:
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Lansarea va avea loc pe 12 martie 2008 de la Baikonur,Kazahstan

Datorita puternicei acoperiri a acestui sat : Coasta de est a Americii,Europa si Si Orientul mijlociu ma face sa banuiesc ca satelitul va fi folosit si in scopuri militare si de spionaj.


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Satellite Data

Manufacturer : Israel Aircraft Industries (IAI)
Orbital Location : 4 West
Launch Date : December 2007 (scheduled):cool2: 12.03.08
Mission period : 12 years
# of transponders: 15
Transponder BW : 72 MHZ
Beams : ME, EU, US, Steerable
Polarizations :

* Ku - Linear (V & H)
* Ka - Circular (RHCP & LHCP)

Frequency Bands :

* Ku band uplink : 14.00 to 14.50 GHZ
* Ku band downlink : 10.95 to 11.45 GHZ
* Ka band uplink : 29.40 to 30.60 GHZ
* Ka band downlink : 19.60 to 20.80 GHZ

EIRP at beam center :

* Ku band : 56 dBW
* Ka band : 56 dBW

G/T at beam center :

* ME - 15 dB/k
* EU - 14.5 dB/k
* US - 9 dB/k

Oricum luna asta Israelul a lansat si un satelit de spionaj numit TECSAR
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Israel launched early Monday a sophisticated new spy satellite, designated TECSAR, which could boost intelligence gathering capabilities regarding Iran.

The satellite was sent into orbit from the Sriharikota Launching Range in India, using an Indian rocket.

The TECSAR, manufactured by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), has the ability to use radar to identify targets even under adverse weather conditions including dense clouds.
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As such, it differs from Israel's Ofek series of reconnaissance satellites, which rely on cameras.

IAI officials said that the satellite, which weighs some 300 kilograms, was launched at 5:45 A.M. Israel time, and was successfully placed in orbit. IAI ground stations reported receiving signals at 7:10 A.M. showing that all measuring parameters were operating correctly.