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Check Out These Spectacular Views of GOES-S Launching to Orbit Atop ULA’s Mighty Atlas

GOES-S Launches Atop Rarely Used Atlas V 541, Heads for West-Based Orbital Position for Weather Monitoring Role

Atlas V to Launch Game-Changing ‘GOES-S’ Today for Unprecedented Meteorology Across Western U.S.

Second-to-Last Delta II Launch with JPSS-1 Satellite Rescheduled for Saturday

GOES-16 Satellite Returns First Lightning Mapping Images Like Never Seen Before

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