50 years ago, on December 7, 1962, live television signal was first in the United States, Canada, and the view across Europe with the signal from the satellite Telstar 1.
This is the active transmission of information by the first satellite in the world. Telstar 1 was launched from spaceport Cape Canaveral, Florida on 10/7/1961.
Two days after its launch in 1961, it made history when it transmitted the first global television from terrestrial station in Andover, Maine to Pleumeur Bodou Telecom Centre in Brittany, France. A year later, the satellite was broadcast live programs first.
The first form conveys away is the statue of liberty and the Eiffel Tower. Initially, broadcasts are expected to transmit the speech of President John f. Kennedy Kennedy, but his talk was delayed so they have live baseball game between the Philadelphia Phillies and Chicago Cubs. The live broadcast is also mixed in shots of American flags and pictures of a French singer Yves Montand's name.
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