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Syncom (synchron et communication) désigne deux familles de satellites de télécommunications américains mis en orbite respectivement en 1963 et entre 1984 et 1990. Les Syncom 1 à 3 constituent les premiers satellites de télécommunications placés en orbite géosynchrone.

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