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In Orbit: How Satellites Rule Our World
How the thousands of satellites orbiting the Earth have transformed the modern world.
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How the thousands of satellites orbiting the Earth have transformed the modern world.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:BBC Scotland
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Maggie Aderin-Pocock
Herself - Presenter
Bob Counts
Himself
Kosuke Heki
Himself - Hokkaido University (as Professor Kosuke Heki)
Bob Counts
Himself - US Air Force 1953-1968
Jacob Katz
Himself - MIT
Robert Lang
Himself - Origami Consultant (as Dr. Robert Lang)
Roger Launius
Himself - Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum (as Dr. Roger Launius)
Albert Yu-Min Lin
Himself - University of California, San Diego (as Albert Yu-Min Lin Ph.D)
Hiromitsu Oshima
Himself - Usu Volcanic Laboratory (as Dr. Hiromitsu Oshima)
Peter Shaw
Himself - University of Surrey (as Dr. Peter Shaw)
Ian Stevenson
Himself - Quantum Coating
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