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29 April, 22:21

How can a viewer in California watch a live TV program broadcast from Japan? The Japanese TV station beams the program directly to California. A satellite over Japan beams the program directly to California. The program is bounced from a satellite over Japan to a satellite over California. The Japanese TV station beams the program to a satellite over California.

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