satellite television
1 of 1noun/ˈsætəlaɪt ˈtɛləvɪʒən/
Forms:satellite televisions
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a type of television broadcast that employs satellites to send out programs that are received by a dish antenna in a specific region
Satellite television is a method of delivering TV programming to viewers using signals transmitted from satellites orbiting the Earth. These signals are sent to a satellite dish installed at the viewer's location, which captures them and sends them to a receiver connected to the TV. Satellite television provides access to a wide range of channels, including international and specialized ones, often reaching areas where cable services are unavailable. It is commonly used for both live broadcasts and pre-recorded shows, offering high-quality picture and sound.
- Many rural areas rely on satellite television to access a variety of channels.
- Satellite television offers hundreds of international channels that cable cannot provide.
- Switching from cable to satellite television gave them better reception and more options.
- With satellite television, we can access niche programs from around the world.
- The storm disrupted the satellite television signal for a few hours.
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