Orbital Location Clause Samples

The Orbital Location clause defines the specific position or range in space where a satellite or spacecraft is authorized to operate. Typically, this clause will specify coordinates such as longitude, latitude, and altitude, or reference a particular orbital slot or path, ensuring that the object remains within agreed boundaries. Its core practical function is to prevent interference with other satellites, comply with regulatory requirements, and allocate clear operational zones, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring safe, coordinated use of orbital space.
Orbital Location. PanAmSat has been authorized to construct, launch, and operate PAS-3 and PAS-6 in geostationary orbit at 43(degree)
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Orbital Location. ("FCC"). PanAmSat has been authorized by the FCC to construct, launch and operate the Satellite in geostationary orbit at 58 degrees West Longitude (the "Planned Orbital Location). PanAmSat shall use such orbital location (or, to the extent that PanAmSat obtains FCC authority to do so, any location within five degrees of the Planned Orbital Location), unless prevented by subsequent order of the FCC, in which event PanAmSat shall use such orbital position closest to the range identified above that the FCC may designate. Until the Design Date, PanAmSat shall use all reasonable efforts to resist any move of the Satellite from outside the orbital range specified above; thereafter, PanAmSat may relocate the Satellite to any orbital location. In the event that PanAmSat changes the Satellite's orbital location, such changes shall not affect the continuing validity of this Agreement, except to the extent such change prevents PanAmSat from providing Service that meets the Service Specifications, in which event the termination provision set forth in Article 7 of the Transponder Service Agreement shall apply.
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Orbital Location. PanAmSat launches and operates its satellites under the authority of the FCC. PanAmSat has submitted an application with the FCC for authority to launch and operate Galaxy IRR in geostationary orbit at 133 degrees West Longitude (the "Planned Orbital Location"). PanAmSat shall use such orbital location (or, to the extent that PanAmSat obtains FCC authority to do so, any location within five degrees of the Planned Orbital Location), unless prevented by subsequent order of the FCC, in which event PanAmSat shall use such orbital position closest to the range identified above that the FCC may designate. Unless the Satellite is being replaced pursuant to Section 5.6 or taken out of commercial operation pursuant to Section 7.3, PanAmSat shall use all reasonable efforts to resist any move of the Satellite from outside the orbital range specified above. In the event that PanAmSat changes the Satellite's orbital location, such change shall not affect the continuing validity of this Agreement, except to the extent such change prevents PanAmSat from providing Customer's Transponder Capacity that meets the Performance Specifications, in which event the termination provision set forth in Article 7 shall apply.
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Orbital Location. The Contract Specification document, Exhibit B-2, is hereby amended and replaced in its entirety by the Exhibit B-2 document dated "23 February 1996 FINAL" and attached hereto. The Contractor shall, upon written instructions from the Purchaser, such instructions to be given no later than June 1, 1996, install either the 82 degrees Antenna Option antennas or the 110 degrees (revised) Antenna Option antennas on Tempo Flight 1 or Flight 2, as the case may be. Current schedule assessments for Tempo Flight 1 or Flight 2 are attached hereto. Should Purchaser, by written notification to the Contractor, direct the launch of Flight 1 or Flight 2 to be delayed, then the June 1, 1996 notification date will be changed by mutual agreement.
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Orbital Location. Network acknowledges and agrees that DISH may, in its sole discretion, launch the Service at or to one or more different orbital locations. Network further acknowledges and agrees that after launch DISH may, in its sole discretion, move the Service to one or more different orbital locations or offer the Service to consumers at multiple orbital locations (in addition to the initial orbital location) or by any distribution system or technology that is owned, operated, leased or otherwise controlled or accessed by DISH or any of its Affiliates in furtherance of and without limiting the distribution rights granted to DISH hereby. DISH’s broadcast of the Service is intended to be distributed only within the Territory, however Network acknowledges that the Signal when transmitted from the satellite will extend beyond the geographic boundaries of the Territory and agrees that such ‘spill over’ shall not constitute a breach of this Agreement.
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Orbital Location. PanAmSat has been authorized by the FCC to construct, launch and operate PAS-5 in geostationary orbit at 58o West Longitude. PanAmSat shall use such orbital location (or, to the extent that PanAmSat obtains FCC authority to do so, any location within five degrees of 58o W.
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Orbital Location. PanAmSat has been authorized to construct, launch and operate the Satellite in geosynchronous orbit at 43l West Longitude. PanAmSat shall use such orbital location (or, to the extent that PanAmSat obtains FCC authority to do so, any location within five degrees of 43l W.▇.), unless prevented by subsequent order of the FCC, in which event PanAmSat shall use such orbital position closest to the range identified above that the FCC may designate. PanAmSat shall use all reasonable efforts to resist any move of the Satellite from outside the orbital range specified above. In the event that PanAmSat is required to change the Satellite's orbital location, such change shall not affect the continuing validity of this Agreement, except to the extent such change prevents PanAmSat from providing Service that meets the Service Specifications, in which event the termination provision set forth in Article 7 shall apply.
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Orbital Location. PanAmSat has been authorized by the FCC to construct, launch and operate PAS-5 in geostationary orbit at 58o West Longitude. PanAmSat shall use such orbital location (or, to the extent that PanAmSat obtains FCC authority to do so, any location within five degrees of 58o ▇.▇.), unless prevented by subsequent order of the FCC, in which event PanAmSat shall use such orbital position(s) closest to the range identified above that the FCC may designate. PanAmSat shall use all reasonable efforts to resist any move of the Satellite from outside the orbital range specified above. In the event that PanAmSat is required to change the Satellite's orbital location, such change shall not affect the continuing validity of this Agreement, except to the extent such change prevents PanAmSat from providing Customer with Transponders that meet the Service Specifications, in which event the termination provision set forth in Section 7.3 shall apply. The foregoing notwithstanding, the parties agree that the placement of the Satellite outside of the orbital range from 53o West Longitude through and including 63o West Longitude shall, for purposes of Section 7.3, constitute a failure of the Service Transponders to meet their Service Specifications.
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Orbital Location. The term ‘orbital lo-
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