“A satellite has no conscience.”
Edward R. Murrow (1908–1965) Television journalist
On receiving the "Family of Man" Award (1964)
“Satellite headlines read
Someone's secrets you've seen.
Eyes and ears have been
Satellite dish in my yard.
Tell me more, tell me more.
Who's the king of your Satellite Castle?”
Satellite
Remember Two Things (1993)
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Hélène Delambre
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Context: I get so scared sometimes. The suddenness of our age! Electronics, rockets, earth satellites, supersonic flight, and now this. It's not so much who invents them. It's the fact they exist. … Everything's going so fast, I'm just not ready to take it all in. It's, it's all so quick