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"details": "SpaceX's sixteenth mission of 2018 will be the launch of Telstar 18V / APStar 5C to GTO for Telesat and APStar. Telesat signed a contract with SSL in December 2015 for the construction of the satellite. It is based on the SSL-1300 bus with an electrical output of approximately 14 kW. The new satellite will operate from 138° East and significantly expand Telesat’s capacity over the Asia Pacific region through a combination of broad regional beams and high throughput spot-beams. Telesat also announced it has entered into an agreement with APT Satellite Company Limited (APSTAR) under which APSTAR will make use of capacity on Telstar-18-VANTAGE to serve its growing base of customers. This agreement extends the long term relationship between APSTAR and Telesat that has existed for more than a decade. Equipped with C and Ku-band transponders, Telstar 18 VANTAGE will offer superior performance for broadcasters, telecom service providers and enterprise networks on the ground, in the air and at sea. Its broad C-band coverage will extend across the Asia region to Hawaii enabling direct connectivity between any point in Asia and the Americas. Its Ku-band capacity will expand on Telesat’s coverage of growing satellite service markets in China, Mongolia, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Ocean.",
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"details": "SpaceX's sixteenth flight of 2018 launched the Telstar 18v GEO communication satellite for Telesat, the second launch for the canadian company in a few months. The first stage was a new Falcon 9 V1.2 Block 5 which was successfully recovered on OCISLY.",
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## Introduction
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## Old V2 Documentation
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This collection of documents describes the resources and functions that make up the r/SpaceX API. The documentation uses [api blueprint](https://apiblueprint.org/) for formatting.
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