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Live via satellite: at first, the idea of communications satellites went over like a lead balloon. (Trailing Edge).
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Article Excerpt On August 12, 1960, NASA and Bell Laboratories sent a 30-meter aluminum-coated Mylar balloon into space--launching the satellite communications industry. The project would never have gotten off the ground if it weren't for the persistence of John R. Pierce, a visionary Bell Labs engineer who moonlighted as a science fiction writer.
While Pierce was an electrical engineering student at...
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