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Intelsat orders four satellites from Maxar, two from Northrop Grumman, for C-band clearing - SpaceNews

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The satellites Maxar will build are named Galaxy-31, Galaxy-32, Galaxy-35 and Galaxy-36; the satellites from Northrop Grumman are named Galaxy-33 and Galaxy-34. All six are expected to be ready for launch in 2022, according to their manufacturers.Please enable JavaScript to view the

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