Satellite Purchase: Critical Help required

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In summary, the conversation discussed the loss of valuable information about a company that builds affordable communication/internet satellites. The satellite was lightweight and cost either about 2 million or 12 million dollars, or somewhere in between, possibly around 200,000 US dollars. The individual is seeking help in identifying this particular satellite based on these limited details. However, given the vague information provided, it is difficult to pinpoint the specific satellite among the approximately 50 companies listed on Wikipedia that manufacture satellites.
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I have lost some very valuable information about a company which was building economical/affordable communication/internet satellites. They were light weight, but this was not a small satellite. The price was either about 2 million or 12 million, or somewhere between. It could have been 200 000 US dollars. I'm not sure. But please, help me find any information about this specific satellite based on those facts. A satellite manufacturer, a private satellite, communication satellite, light weight, a few million dollars.
 
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This is hopelessly vague. You're going to need to do better than "The price was either about 2 million or 12 million, or somewhere between. It could have been 200 000 US dollars" if you want someone to identify this.
 

What is a satellite?

A satellite is an object that orbits around a larger object in space. It can be either natural, like the moon, or man-made, like a communication satellite.

Why would someone want to purchase a satellite?

Purchasing a satellite can have various reasons, such as for scientific research, communication purposes, or military operations.

How much does a satellite cost?

The cost of a satellite can vary greatly depending on its purpose and capabilities. Generally, a basic satellite can cost anywhere from $10 million to $400 million, while more advanced satellites can cost billions of dollars.

What are the factors to consider when purchasing a satellite?

Some key factors to consider when purchasing a satellite include its purpose, orbit, launch vehicle, communication systems, and lifespan. It is also important to consider the budget and the availability of resources and support for the satellite's operation and maintenance.

How can I get critical help for purchasing a satellite?

There are various resources available for getting critical help for purchasing a satellite. These include consulting with experts in the field, networking with other satellite owners or operators, and seeking advice from government agencies or organizations that specialize in satellite procurement.

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