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mobile satellite

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mobile satellite
Refers to transmission via satellite from non-stationary transmitters and receivers. Iridium and Globalstar are examples of mobile satellite communications systems. Contrast with fixed satellite. See Iridium, Globalstar, GEO and LEO.


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