They get live programs from all over the world, by satellite.

They just get their government to tell the satellite what to do.

You can look at the satellite data available every day.

Have a look at the satellite view to believe us.

Both, though, are looking for satellite to be their future.

"That is part of the reason we are in the satellite business."

Do you know what a satellite is and how it works?

Let's not do anything until all the satellites are in position.

I'm looking at a satellite shot of where you are.

No man had ever seen the other side of the Earth's satellite.

Also it would show up well on a satellite photo.

The satellites know where I am at all times, like you said.

The satellites were reported to have been under development in 1995.

They, after all, had no need for satellites to find out where we were.

He said satellites were often too close to see the big picture.

Almost 70 countries have since opened up to the new satellite.

"The man who does the reading up in the satellite."

"The satellite never saw these guys until they were on us."

These two satellites are probably the only old stuff around.

The problem is that we only have so many satellites.

The risk is that other countries will feel like satellites.

This Satellite will also be a test bed for future technology.

How many satellites do you think we have up there right now?

Can you talk to me through the satellites here on - all right.

If all goes according to plan, satellite radio could be available early next year.