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BRUCE BUCKINGHAM: Okay. Thank you. Well, playing on that answer, that response, Dixie from Pine Valley asks:

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"Will the GOES-N replace one of the current satellites, or is this an additional one?"

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ANDRE' DRESS: Ultimately, it will replace it. Okay, it's just a matter of when. So the current plan is to actually launch the

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spacecraft, check it out, and it will be stored at a location of 105 degrees west. Okay, and then depending on NOAA's needs,

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when they need to bring it into service, then they will decide when that's done,

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depending on whether or not another satellite fails or actually runs out of fuel. At that time, it'll be brought out of service.

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