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military satellite
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military satellite [′mil·i‚ter·ē ′sad·əl‚īt]
(aerospace engineering)
An artificial earth satellite used for military purposes; the six mission categories are communication, navigation, geodesy, nuclear test detection, surveillance, and research and technology.


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Approximately 113 dedicated military satellites will be produced in the next 10 years, with an estimated value of $42 billion, predicted John Edwards, a space systems analyst at Forecast International.
Commenting on this award, Martin Bloch, President and CEO, said: "This is a very significant award for us because for the first time we will be building a much larger portion of the payload than we have provided for military satellites in the past.
The report concludes that military satellites are expected to account for 46% of all revenues for the 2002-2007 period, compared to commercial satellites that are estimated to account for 39%, while science satellites should account for the remaining 15%.
 
 
 
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