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On the Express-AM1 satellite operation
02.06 : 2010more
As already reported on May 17, 2010, the Express-AM1orbit inclination cannot be kept from April 24, 2010 due to a failure on this spacecraft. In order to clear up the current situation, we inform that at present RSCC does not plan to put the satellite out of operation or to replace it into another orbital position and intends to continue its operation in the 40 East orbital position.
On June 1, 2010, the Satellite Communications Center Bear Lakes – a subsidiary of RSCC – celebrate their 15th anniversary
01.06 : 2010more
In 1967 on the territory of the radio engineering range of the Moscow Energy Institute in Moscow region, a transmitting-receiving equipment was installed. The antenna mounted on the range was used to transmit the signal.
Since April 24, 2010, the orbital incline of the Express-AM1 satellite has been impossible to be kept due to a failure on the satellite
17.05 : 2010more
The Express-AM1 satellite was delivered to GEO 40 East in October 30, 2004. The satellite was developed on order of the Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) by NPO Prykladnaya Mechanica named after Academician Reshetnev (today ISS Reshetnev) together with the Japan company NEC/TOSHIBA Space Systems. The satellite carries 9 transponders in C-band (40 MHz), 18 transponders in Ku-band (54 MHz) and 1 transponder in L-band (0.5 MHz). Its operational life-time on GEO is designed of 10 years, the station keeping accuracy +/- 0.05 (N&S/E&W).
Yuri Prokhorov has been appointed to the position of Director General of RSCC
07.05 : 2010more
According to the Russian Federal Agency of Communications order No. 60-k dated 06 May 2010 Yuri Prokhorov has been appointed to the position of Director General of the Russian Satellite Communications Company. On 07 May 2010 Yuri Prokhorov proceeded to discharging of the duties of RSCC’ Director General.
On April 23, 2010 the 45th anniversary from launching the first Russian communications satellite Molniya-1 is celebrated
23.04 : 2010more
In 1961, the Korolev prototype design bureau started research & development of the satellite Molniya-1, which had to transmit one TV program and to provide multi-channel telegraphic and telephonic communications. The General designer of the satellite was M.P. Kappanov. On April 23, 1961 the third in succession and the first successful launch of the soviet communications satellite Molniya-1 took place.
Advanced spacecraft Express-AT1 and Express-AT2 provide Russian customers with digital 3D and HD TV services
22.04 : 2010more
Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) - the national satellite communications operator of Russia - are going to develop DTH satellites Express-AT1 and Express-AT2. Minimum 25% capacity of the new spacecraft are planned to be used for developing digital TV platforms in 3D and HDTV format in the Russian Federation.
RSCC Teams Up with Romantis to Boost Satellite Services Sales in EMEA
24.02 : 2010more
The Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC), the Russian state satellite operator, and Romantis GmbH, a European provider of satellite capacity, hardware and support services, jointly announced today that they will cooperate to develop joint business packages.
On January 31, 2010 the Dubna Satellite Communications Center, branch of the Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC), is thirty
01.02 : 2010more
The Satellite Communications Center (SCC) Dubna was taken into operation in 1980 by the order of the Minister for Communications of the Soviet Union as an Olympic Object. Its purpose was to provide the Olympic Games transmissions from Moscow to the countries of Europe and the Atlantic region. At present, SCC Dubna is the largest teleport of Russia and one of the largest in Europe.
RSCC won the tender on providing communications services to the Federal Taxation Authority of the Russian Federation.
11.01 : 2010more
On December 30, 2009, the Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) won the tender on providing communications services for the system of audio and video broadcasting, circular data distribution and video conferencing for Federal Taxation Authority of the Russian Federation (FTA of Russia) as well as the services of backing up the terrestrial communications channels in 2010, that was announced by the FTA of Russia.
Denis Pivnyuk, RSCC’ Deputy Director General, was affiliated into the Eutelsat’s Board of Directors.
18.12 : 2009more
On the regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Eutelsat company, one of the largest international satellite operator, on December 10, 2009, the RSCC’ Deputy Director General Denis Pivnyuk was co-opted to its membership with following confirming on the ordinary shareholder’s meeting.
