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AMOS-17’s tri-band digital payload is designed to provide secure and resilient SATCOM solutions over major areas of interest.
AMOS-17 is an advanced digital tri-band satellite with a digital payload that offers extensive C-band HTS coverage, regional Ku-band coverage, and steerable Ka-band HTS beams.
hiSky Ltd. partnered with Spacecom (Tel Aviv Stock Exchange: SCC) to provide launch services via the AMOS-17 satellite.
The draft Spacecom Policy 2020 is designed to allow private-sector access to satellite communications capacity and other parts of the space ecosystem.
The draft Spacecom Policy 2020 is expected to enable private launch vehicle companies to launch from Indian Space Research Organisation facilities.
The draft Spacecom Policy 2020 on opening up India’s space sector was published in mid-October and was open to comments until 2020-11-04.
Tesat Spacecom received an order to supply optical intersatellite links for 10 satellites to a U.S. satellite manufacturer.
Israel Aerospace Industries nearly shut down its geostationary satellite communications production line in 2018 after Spacecom chose to order the Amos-8 satellite from Space Systems Loral (now Maxar Technologies).
Spacecom canceled its Amos-8 order after the Israeli government said it would contract directly with Israel Aerospace Industries for Amos-8 and place the satellite at an orbital slot assigned to Spacecom.
SpaceX experienced a three-month gap in launches between August and November 2019, the longest hiatus since the September 2016 Amos-6 Falcon 9 pre-launch explosion.
IAI lost a 2018 competition to SSL (now Maxar Technologies) to build the Amos-8 satellite.
In 2018, Israel Aerospace Industries was ordered to pay Spacecom $10,000,000 for late delivery of the Amos-6 satellite.
Israel Aerospace Industries nearly shut down its geostationary communications satellite manufacturing line in 2018 after losing a competition to SSL (now Maxar Technologies) to build the Amos-8 satellite.
The Israeli government later directed Israel Aerospace Industries to build an Amos-8 satellite, prompting Spacecom to cancel its manufacturing and launch contracts for Amos-8.
Paul Dabbar delivered a speech at the SpaceCom Expo in Houston on 2019-11-21.
SpaceX launched the AMOS-17 telecommunications satellite on a Falcon 9 and 34 hours later United Launch Alliance launched an Air Force communications satellite from a different pad in August.
Israel Aerospace Industries nearly closed its communications satellite business last year before the Israeli government required Amos-8 to be built domestically rather than by Maxar Technologies in California.
A panel of space situational awareness experts met at the Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies (AMOS) conference in Wailea, Hawaii on 2019-09-18 to discuss improved space traffic management and transparency.
Spacecom contracted Boeing to build Amos-17 in December 2016 under a $161,000,000 contract.
Amos-17 is designed to provide broadcast and broadband connectivity services across sub-Saharan Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and parts of Asia.