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CBC can transmit TV from space, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has capability to send live programs around world with its new Telesat mobile earth (...)
CBC can transmit TV from space, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has capability to send live programs around world with its new Telesat mobile earth (...)

CBC can transmit TV from space, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has capability to send live programs around world with its new Telesat mobile earth (...)

Date12/4/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: CBC can transmit TV from space; Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has capability to send live programs around world with its new Telesat mobile earth station; which can fire signal 22;300 miles into space to Canadian satellite Anik.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0017853F
Canada's own mobile earth station can beam a signal 22,300 miles to Anik, this country's space satellite
Canada's own mobile earth station can beam a signal 22,300 miles to Anik, this country's space satellite
4/1/1975
Nerve centre: Marco Larivera monitors the control panel of the Anik C3 satellite at Telesat Canada's new $ 5 million teleport at the foot of Leslie St
Nerve centre: Marco Larivera monitors the control panel of the Anik C3 satellite at Telesat Canada's new $ 5 million teleport at the foot of Leslie St
9/2/1987
Space factory: Jan Spisar operates TV dish antenna he's developed at his Rexdale factory
Space factory: Jan Spisar operates TV dish antenna he's developed at his Rexdale factory
12/9/1980
Educational TV producer Michael Spivak, who works at the new Channel 19 and has won awards with his programs, says, If I can just make them (Students)(...)
Educational TV producer Michael Spivak, who works at the new Channel 19 and has won awards with his programs, says, If I can just make them (Students)(...)
7/31/1970
The dish: Looking like a wire-mesh backstop this homemade reflector built with $150 worth of material can pull in 40 channels from TV satellites 20,000 miles away
The dish: Looking like a wire-mesh backstop this homemade reflector built with $150 worth of material can pull in 40 channels from TV satellites 20,000 miles away
9/4/1980
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970