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HERE'S A LOOK AT SOME ARTICLES ABOUT APRIZE FROM THE MAJOR MEDIA
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Aprize Satellite’s AprizeStar constellation of 48 satellites will enable the
company to provide asset tracking and data monitoring services for
businesses around the world. Recently, Aprize was featured in Space News. In
the article, Aprize Satellite’s chief executive officer, Dr. Dino Lorenzini,
is interviewed about the company’s plans and why the time is right for a low
cost, high quality low-Earth orbit (LEO) system. Click here to read the
article in its entirety.
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The Potomac Tech Journal recently took an in-depth look at Aprize Satellite
Inc. and its plans to launch and operate a Little LEO (low-Earth orbit)
satellite constellation to provide asset tracking and data monitoring
services to enterprises worldwide. With a low cost system and innovative
technology, Aprize satellite is uniquely positioned to succeed where others
have failed. Click here for the full story.
- In 1999, Random House published One Digital Day, a book about the revolutionary technologies that are shaping, transforming and defining the new Information Age. SpaceQuest (the sponsor of Aprize) and its innovative nanosatellite technology and system architecture are highlighted. Click here for the full story.
- In 1995, SpaceQuest provided Artic explorer Will Steger and his team with a lightweight satellite terminal from which to send e-mail from the North Pole. The team had embarked on 1,200-mile trek from Siberia to Elsmere Island and used the SpaceQuest equipment to relay messages to a SpaceQuest ground station in Fairfax, Virginia that were then routed via the Internet to the National Geographic Society and to classrooms around the world following the expedition. A photo of the team was the first image transmitted from the North Pole via satellite. Click here for an excerpt of an article that appeared in the National Geographic magazine.
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