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Hylas

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Hylas (hī`ləs), in Greek mythology, beautiful youth. He was a favorite companion of Hercules. While on the expedition of the Argonauts, Hylas was dragged into a spring by water nymphs enchanted by his beauty and was never found.
Hylas
boy beloved by Heracles is carried off by the nymphs after he draws water from their fountain. [Gk. Myth.: Brewer Dictionary, 476]
See : Abduction

Hylas
Hercules’ servant; so captivates Naiads, they abduct him. [Gk. Myth.: Hall, 158]


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This important step was completed in late October by Astrium UK, the prime contractor for the Hylas satellite, supported by Avanti Communications, the satellite customer and operator, and ESA, partner and co-funder of the project.
Finally confirming the project is ready after a string of delays, he said that the first satellite to be launched by a Soyuz from French Guiana will be the Hylas telecommunications satellite of British firm Avanti Communications.
In addition, Hughes has agreed to acquire capacity on the HYLAS satellite to expand the managed services it provides to corporations in a variety of market sectors, including oil and gas, lottery and retail.
 
 
 
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