Coverage dated December 8, 2022

SpaceX gives rival's internet satellites ride to orbit

Headline from KENS 5 San Antonio

SpaceX agreed to launch satellites for OneWeb after the British company broke ties with Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

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  1. KENS 5 San Antonio

    SpaceX gives rival's internet satellites ride to orbit (opens KENS 5 San Antonio)

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    KENS 5 San Antonio's feed description

    SpaceX agreed to launch satellites for OneWeb after the British company broke ties with Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

  2. 13News Now Norfolk

    SpaceX launches satellites for rival company that cut ties with Russia (opens 13News Now Norfolk)

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    13News Now Norfolk's feed description

    SpaceX agreed to launch satellites for OneWeb after the British company broke ties with Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

  3. FOX 35 Orlando

    SpaceX blasts another batch of internet satellites into orbit -- for a competitor (opens FOX 35 Orlando)

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    FOX 35 Orlando's feed description

    It was another seemingly routine mission for SpaceX, which has now launched over 3,000 small satellites into space as the company builds out its Starlink constellation. But this time, the payload belonged to OneWeb, something of a Starlink competitor.

  4. Foxla

    Why SpaceX launched a bunch of internet satellites for a competitor (opens Foxla)

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    Foxla's feed description

    It was another seemingly routine mission for SpaceX, which has now launched over 3,000 small satellites into space as the company builds out its Starlink constellation. But this time, the payload belonged to OneWeb, something of a Starlink competitor.

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