Jun 1, 2026 · 29 min · 10 segments
Before livestreaming became ordinary, satellite communications transformed how humanity experienced the world. In this episode of Movers…In Our Orbit, SSPI Executive Director Tamara Bond-Williams…
Tamara Bond WilliamsHostUh, looking back, what was it about that moment that convinced you satellite communications would change the world?
the company that built the satellites that transmitted those remarkable images of the Apollo 11 moon mission around the world.
Up until then, most people of my generation received news after the fact through evening newscasts, radio reports, or the next-day newspapers.
For the first time, the world was witnessing history as it happened live via satellite.
They would change how people shared history, information, and experiences in real time.
It was a defining moment for me, and I knew I wanted to be part of that journey.
Uh, looking back, what was it about that moment that convinced you satellite communications would change the world?
the company that built the satellites that transmitted those remarkable images of the Apollo 11 moon mission around the world.
Up until then, most people of my generation received news after the fact through evening newscasts, radio reports, or the next-day newspapers.
For the first time, the world was witnessing history as it happened live via satellite.
They would change how people shared history, information, and experiences in real time.
It was a defining moment for me, and I knew I wanted to be part of that journey.
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