4:10 - I would say I am absolutely certain I've heard this music before - Yes I've heard it before regularly since I was 9 in 1994 - but is it an actual REAL tune?
But Astra's markets are mainly Europe and the UK;a true pan european signal and footprint would go from Canary Is in the West across to the whole of the Middle East and from the United Kingdom to Western and Central Russia and from North Scandinavia to North African parts, this would cover over 40 countries like Eutelsat does and give a massive coverage for the markets and countries that you wish to serve.
Also by having a single orbital position with that massive coverage you would only need one small dish antennae across that massive footprint(except for outlying areas where 80cm and above dishes are needed)I mention of Europe/Middle East/North Africa/Canary Is./and all countries to Western and Central Russia to get hundreds of great European and international services at one solitary position without the cost-expensive option of lots of orbital positions as currently exists with SES-Astra.
If I operated the astra satellite, the coverage area would run from UK down to cyprus greece and turkey and from the Canary Is. through N&E Europe up to Russia and from the top of Scandinavia down to the Med.
I don't know who put together the score for this presentation but it was very very well done!
JRRacing85 2 months ago
4:10 - I would say I am absolutely certain I've heard this music before - Yes I've heard it before regularly since I was 9 in 1994 - but is it an actual REAL tune?
Either way, still sticks in my mind :-).
RS250Squid 1 year ago
what's the music at the end please.
FutureSimpsons 1 year ago
@FutureSimpsons: Prokofiev - Romeo and Juliet (Dance of the Knights)
ravcio1980 1 year ago
@ravcio1980 thanks
FutureSimpsons 11 months ago
@FutureSimpsons thanks
FutureSimpsons 11 months ago
music from 0:17,who is it???
MikolosMoscow 1 year ago
if i operated Astra the signal would be picked up in Russia Europe UK and Ireland and North America.
FutureSimpsons 2 years ago
But Astra's markets are mainly Europe and the UK;a true pan european signal and footprint would go from Canary Is in the West across to the whole of the Middle East and from the United Kingdom to Western and Central Russia and from North Scandinavia to North African parts, this would cover over 40 countries like Eutelsat does and give a massive coverage for the markets and countries that you wish to serve.
AnthonyUK 2 years ago
Also by having a single orbital position with that massive coverage you would only need one small dish antennae across that massive footprint(except for outlying areas where 80cm and above dishes are needed)I mention of Europe/Middle East/North Africa/Canary Is./and all countries to Western and Central Russia to get hundreds of great European and international services at one solitary position without the cost-expensive option of lots of orbital positions as currently exists with SES-Astra.
AnthonyUK 2 years ago
i remember this it was one of the highlights of my youth.
FutureSimpsons 3 years ago 3
yeah, same here!
ircazo 2 years ago
mee too :D
nppaul 2 years ago
If I operated the astra satellite, the coverage area would run from UK down to cyprus greece and turkey and from the Canary Is. through N&E Europe up to Russia and from the top of Scandinavia down to the Med.
AnthonyUK 3 years ago