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(Early European Satellite Communications) Eutelsat II Satellite de Telecommunications
Publication Place / Date
n.p. / 1989 circa
Image Dimensions
31.5 x 23 inches
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Bright and delightful poster showing one of the earliest modern European satellites used in European communications, the Eutelsat II launched by Aerospatiale.

The poster shows the solar-powered satellite hovering above Europe, with the Iberian Peninsula, the British Isles, and central Europe shown in bright colors with pastel wind patterns. The Eutelsat II satellite provided satellite television to a large portion of Europe, on 16 Ku-band channels.

This poster was designed by Atelier Bellevue for Aerospatiale.

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