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Eyes in the Sky
Author: Karen Kennedy
Satellites have the ability to transmit information virtually in an instant. In this lesson, students will take a look at how satellites work. They'll take a look back in history and investigate both how information was transmitted in the past and how the presence of satellites has impact the development of our society.
