Skynet (satellite) (English Wikipedia)
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abc.net.au
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bbc.co.uk
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dtic.mil
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eads.net
astrium.eads.net
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ft.com
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"The real end game here is SkyNet", said one industry executive, referring to the military grade constellation that for 17 years has been operated by Airbus, and whose contract is soon coming to an end.
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ghostarchive.org
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"The real end game here is SkyNet", said one industry executive, referring to the military grade constellation that for 17 years has been operated by Airbus, and whose contract is soon coming to an end.
gov.uk
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ijglobal.com
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independent.co.uk
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mraths.org.uk
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nao.org.uk
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nasa.gov
nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov
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nationalarchives.gov.uk
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spacenews.com
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telegraph.co.uk
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teslarati.com
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ukdefencejournal.org.uk
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ukspace.org
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usap.gov
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web.archive.org
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