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In 1945 when British science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke proposed what we now know as satellite television, the world had seen nothing like it. Yet, his theory was so widely accepted it earned him the Franklin Institute’s Stuart Ballantine Medal in 1963. By the 23rd of July 1962, the first public satellite television signals…
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