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A Few Words On How Does
Satellite TVWork

Satellites geostationary and polar - an introduction


A sample from a full video lesson on types of satellite orbit and calculations on height and speed
How Many Satellites Are Currently In Orbit Video



TV Channel Surfing - Hotbird @ 13°E (Part 3)



The most up-to-date data comes from CelesTrak which is funded by the Center for Space Standards and Innovation, located in Colorado Springs. As of this writing, there are over 13,000 satellites in orbit (they CLAIM.. non black ops) and over 20,500 satellites have decayed since 1957. Looking carefully at the data it appears that there are just under 3,500 satellites that are both functioning and in their correct orbit compared to nearly 10,000 that are classed as debris but haven't yet decayed. So 75% of the satellites orbiting the Earth are junk!

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There are times when you wonder about things that you take for granted around you. For example, do you know how
Satellite TVdoes work? Today the latest and most advanced transmission of TV signals are via satellite. This is a well known fact; however, few would be able to say how this is done.

How Does
Satellite TVWork -- The Answer Made Simple

Once upon a time
Satellite TVmeant a lot of expenses, a huge reception antenna plus a huge effort and cost in maintenance. Today, these same antennas have become compact and highly efficient for which they are available in almost every home. This is great for those who stay out of the coverage of terrestrial antenna or cable services because
Satellite TVcan capture TV signals anywhere on earth.

Regular TVs antenna uses radio waves which travel in straight line to transmit the signals. In order to receive these signals, you would need to have your own TV antenna in direct line with the main TV station terrestrial antenna. Hence, the coverage area through this process is definitely limited.

Coming back to the question on how does
Satellite TVwork, you will learn that the signals in this case are sent from the main TV antenna to the satellite, which acts as both a receiver and transmitter.

The signals from the TV station are sent up to the satellite. The satellite orbits the earth once exactly every 24 hours making it stationary according to the movement of the earth whose rotation around its axis also takes 24 hours. This makes it possible for the satellite to distribute the signals to an immensely large area by its mere positioning. Millions of dish antennas are positioned in straight line with the satellite making it possible for you to view your favorite program on your TV.

It Is Simple Once You Know How Does
Satellite TVWork

In other words, the
Satellite TVworks the same way as the regular TV works -- the only difference being that its signals are bounced off a satellite instead of being transmitted in straight line over the surface as the case with the terrestrial antenna. In this way the signals can be dispersed over a very large area making it possible for people who live in rural or inaccessible areas to get crystal clear TV broadcast via the satellite.

A small clarification about the question on how does the satellite work -- the
Satellite TVdoes not have any program of its own; it rather functions as a reflector for the regular TV signals. Those who get the signals with the help of the satellite dish (as they are popularly known) antennas decode the signals with a special key which is also used to determines the cost of the service.
Satellite tv how does it work ?






Geostationary satellites are positioned one-tenth of the way to the moon (about 36,000 km), but how do they stay there? This video shows how satellites stay in orbit





Satellite TV FAQ - What You Should Know About Satellite TV




Satellite Internet System - Hughes HX 50 Installation Video



אלה הערוצים בהוטבירד HOTBIRD
HOTBIRD 13E









Free to air TV channel surfing in a random order at the Hotbird satellite at 13°E. This was a Saturday afternoon on 2nd April 2011. Equipment used was Fortec Star FS-4000 receiver and 80cm satellite dish in Billingham, NE England. Packages at 13°E:

Cyfrowy Polsat
Sky Italia
Bis
American Forces Network
N
Nova
Orange Polska
Cyfra+
Telewizja na karte
Mediaset

TV Channel Surfing - Astra 1H/2C (19.2°E) (Free-To-Air) (PART 1




TV Channel Surfing - Astra 1H/2C (19.2°E) (Free-To-Air) (PART 2)





TV Channel Surfing - Astra 3A/3B (23.5°E) (Free-To-Air)




TV Channel Surfing - Eurobird 9 (9°E) (Free-To-Air


V Channel Surfing - Atlantic Bird 3 (5°W)