http://www.2-speed.com/2008/11/intelsats-marisat-f2-decommissioned-after-32-years-how-long-will-your-engineering-project-hold-up/ Entrepreneurial Leadership and Management . . . and Other Stuff Sun, 05 Feb 2012 18:29:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.2-speed.com/2008/11/intelsats-marisat-f2-decommissioned-after-32-years-how-long-will-your-engineering-project-hold-up/#comment-58529 Will Sun, 08 Mar 2009 17:56:58 +0000 http://www.2-speed.com/2008/11/intelsats-marisat-f2-decommissioned-after-32-years-how-long-will-your-engineering-project-hold-up/#comment-58529 Yeah, no recycle bin for Sputnik and its brethren. Satellites are so fragile, too. They can't afford to have these things even mildly bump into one another. Wild. Yeah, no recycle bin for Sputnik and its brethren. Satellites are so fragile, too. They can’t afford to have these things even mildly bump into one another. Wild.

]]> http://www.2-speed.com/2008/11/intelsats-marisat-f2-decommissioned-after-32-years-how-long-will-your-engineering-project-hold-up/#comment-106528 Will Sun, 08 Mar 2009 17:56:00 +0000 http://www.2-speed.com/2008/11/intelsats-marisat-f2-decommissioned-after-32-years-how-long-will-your-engineering-project-hold-up/#comment-106528 Yeah, no recycle bin for Sputnik and its brethren. Satellites are so fragile, too. They can't afford to have these things even mildly bump into one another. Wild. Yeah, no recycle bin for Sputnik and its brethren. Satellites are so fragile, too. They can’t afford to have these things even mildly bump into one another. Wild.

]]> http://www.2-speed.com/2008/11/intelsats-marisat-f2-decommissioned-after-32-years-how-long-will-your-engineering-project-hold-up/#comment-58442 Stressless Phil Sat, 07 Mar 2009 21:32:57 +0000 http://www.2-speed.com/2008/11/intelsats-marisat-f2-decommissioned-after-32-years-how-long-will-your-engineering-project-hold-up/#comment-58442 I weas watching a history channel show about all of the various space junk floating around. There are actually people on the ground that track every piece that is up there. Incredible! I'm glad to hear that the people in charge of Marisat are responsible enough to make sure it is properly disposed of at the proper altitude according to this article. 5 years of use expected, 30+ years of use so far. Very incredible. Well done to those engineers! ~Phil I weas watching a history channel show about all of the various space junk floating around. There are actually people on the ground that track every piece that is up there. Incredible! I’m glad to hear that the people in charge of Marisat are responsible enough to make sure it is properly disposed of at the proper altitude according to this article. 5 years of use expected, 30+ years of use so far. Very incredible. Well done to those engineers! ~Phil

]]> http://www.2-speed.com/2008/11/intelsats-marisat-f2-decommissioned-after-32-years-how-long-will-your-engineering-project-hold-up/#comment-106527 Stressless Phil Sat, 07 Mar 2009 21:32:00 +0000 http://www.2-speed.com/2008/11/intelsats-marisat-f2-decommissioned-after-32-years-how-long-will-your-engineering-project-hold-up/#comment-106527 I weas watching a history channel show about all of the various space junk floating around. There are actually people on the ground that track every piece that is up there. Incredible! I'm glad to hear that the people in charge of Marisat are responsible enough to make sure it is properly disposed of at the proper altitude according to this article. 5 years of use expected, 30+ years of use so far. Very incredible. Well done to those engineers! ~Phil I weas watching a history channel show about all of the various space junk floating around. There are actually people on the ground that track every piece that is up there. Incredible! I’m glad to hear that the people in charge of Marisat are responsible enough to make sure it is properly disposed of at the proper altitude according to this article. 5 years of use expected, 30+ years of use so far. Very incredible. Well done to those engineers! ~Phil

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