Launch of the Telstar news satellite
On July 10, 1962, the first civilian U.S. news and television satellite, Telstar, was launched into space from Cape Canaveral. The first test images reached the receiving stations in Brittany and Cornwall as early as July 11. Then, on July 23, millions of people in America and Europe were able to watch the first direct-to-home television broadcasts between the two continents via the Telstar satellite.
30.11.1999 - Der Fernsehsatellit Telstar, der am 10.7.1962 in Kap Canaveral gestartet wurde (undatiert). Der Telstar - oder Telsat - ist der erste zivile Kommunikationssatellit und ermöglicht u...
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30.11.1986 - Drei Mitarbeiter von MBB-Erno arbeiten am TV Sat 1, dem ersten direkt empfangbaren Fernseh- und Rundfunksatelliten für die Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Aufnahme von 1987. MBB-Erno i...
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31.10.1987 - Techniker bei der Arbeit am deutschen Satelliten TV Sat 1 im Raumfahrtzentrum von Kourou/Französisch-Guyana im Jahre 1987. Von dort soll der Satellit mit einer Ariane-Rakete ins Al...
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24.07.1962 - Camera teams and lightning technicians of the US broadcasting company NBC are standing in front of the wall on Heinrich-Heine Street in Berlin on 24 July 1962. NBC was reporting li...
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23.07.1962 - The first scene which was broadcasted live from Germany to the USA, by communication satellite Telstar, shows a reporter standing in front of a blast furnace tapping at Krupp work...
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23.07.1962 - A TV viewer in Bavaria is watching the first live broadcast from the USA, which shows a Native American, on 23 July 1962. The broadcast was enabled by the communication satellite T...
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23.07.1962 - Two technicians of WDR channel in Cologne, on 23 July 1962, during the first live TV broadcast of a television program from the USA to Europe. The broadcast was enabled by the comm...
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04.10.1962 - The leader of the American pavillon, Karl Fiedler (r), is telephoning during a talk show at the industrial exhibition in Berlin, on 4 October 1962, with the mayor of Seattle, USA,...
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27.07.1962 - Berlin's governing mayor Franz Amrehn during the first phone call to New York by the new telecommunication satellite Telstar, on 27 July 1962. The satellite was launched into space...
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23.07.1962 - A television viewer in Bavaria is watching the first live broadcast from the USA, which shows US President John F. Kennedy during a speech, on 23 July 1962. The broadcast was enabl...
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23.07.1962 - Two technicians in a German broadcasting studio, on 23 July 1962, during the first live TV broadcast of the television program from the USA to Europe. The broadcast was enabled by...
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23.07.1962 - TV viewers in Stuttgart are watching the first live broadcast from the USA, which shows US President John F. Kennedy giving a speech, on 23 July 1962. The broadcast was enabled by...
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26.07.1962 - The mayor and the town clerk of Wesel, Kurt Kräcker (l) and Heinz Reuber (r), are talking on the phone with their counterparts in Hagerstorwn, Maryland, on 26 July 1962. The talks...
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04.10.1962 - During a visit at the industrial exhibition in Berlin, on 4 October 1962, Berlin's Ecnomic Senator Karl Schiller (l) is talking to the mayor of Seattle, USA, who attended the world...
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24.07.1962 - A speaker of US broadcasting company NBS (r) is standing in front of the Berlin Wall on Heinrich-Heine Street in Berlin, on 24 July 1962. NBC was reporting live from Berlin for the...
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23.07.1962 - Out-take of the first live broadcast, a blast furnace tapping at Krupp work Rheinhausen, on 23 July 1962, which was broadcasted from Germany to the USA by the television satellite...
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10.07.1962 - Der Fernsehsatellit Telstar, eingekapselt an der Spitze der Rakete, kurz vor dem Start am 10.7.1962 in Cape Canaveral, Florida, der Thor-Delta-Rakete mit der der Satellit ins All...
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23.07.1962 - Professor Heinz Haber explains the route of the new satellite Telstar, during the first live broadcast between the USA and Germany, on 23 July 1962. The broadcast was enabled by th...
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24.07.1962 - A cameraman of US broadcasting comany NBC (r) is standing, on 24 July 1962, in front of the wall on Heinrich-Heine Street in Berlin. NBC was reporting live from Berlin for their vi...
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