Over the years, the most popular page on our site has consistently been the "positions of satellites around Earth", with nearly 400,000 views over the years.
However, you don't need to see all of the satellites in space to make it interesting. The folks at SES Astra have created a map that displays the locations of their satellites
and it's great way to show them off.
The map shows the positions of their 50 geostationary satellites along with information such as launch dates and the transponder capacity as well as the Earth based teleports and offices. The main purpose of the map is to showcase the fact that their satellite fleet covers 99% of the world's population, which is indeed quite impressive.
You can learn more about the SES fleet of satellites at ses.com/fleet-coverage, or view the interactive map here.
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