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You may have well just found it in the America’s Top 120 package from Dish Network.
America’s Top 120 Package
$29.99 per month for 1 Year. Regularly it’s $44.99 per month.
More Than 120 Channels & over 105 High Def Channels
Receive over 120 of your favorite channels, including CNN, ESPN, Disney Channel and Discovery Channel.
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Satellite TV Was Invented by a Science Fiction Writer
Most people remember the late science fiction genius Arthur C. Clarke for movies like “2001: A Space Odyssey” and head-spinning novels like “Rendezvous with Rama,” but only a few of them know he was also a radar operator for Britain in the Second World War and inventor of the communications satellite.
At the end of WWII, Clarke wrote an article for Wireless World magazine proposing a system of three manned satellites that could be used to create things like military intelligence and weather reports. Clarke also pointed out the satellites could also be used to broadcast transmissions originally sent up from Earth to wider audiences. He was wrong about the astronauts living on-board, but the satellites he envisioned are up there right now.
You Need Satellite TV because Earth Gets in the Way
The TV signals coming into your home have traveled a distance equal to more than three trips around the world by the time they arrive. The satellites that make it all possible must always be in the same place in the sky, otherwise you’d be continuously moving your antenna to catch them. To do that they must be at least 22,000 miles above Earth’s surface in the orbits Clarke imagined back in 1945.
The reason broadcasters can’t just set up antennas here on Earth is because the planet itself would get in the way. The signals that carry TV shows are directional, and if something gets in the way they get blocked. Even if nothing else cuts them, eventually the curvature of the Earth gets in the way of the signal, which is why it makes sense to bounce it off a highly complicated, computerized machine flying high overhead. Read more on our blog.