According to the plan of SpaceX, in the future, Starlink satellites will literally flood our orbit and, apparently, nothing will stop it. According to the latest announcement, the company will double the number of Starlinks in orbit in the next eighteen months. Currently, the Starlink Internet is used by 250,000 subscribers, but with this pace…
Unseenlabs is a French company that has the world’s most developed constellation of independent satellites to detect RF signals. It provides its services to public and private companies, simply guaranteeing access to ship relocation. Apparently he wants to increase the accuracy of what he has to offer after new partnerships with Japan and the US….
We regularly hear about the problem generated by the Starlink satellites and the threat they can bring as their numbers increase in orbit. Recently, even the American NASA agency has voiced its opinion, but even despite the rather sharp message, Elon Musk’s SpaceX company launched another 48 Starlink satellites on Wednesday, March 9, aboard the…
The sources cited by the South China Morning Post show that the implementation of this project has already started. The first satellites will be placed in orbit and operational within three months. The project is being implemented by a startup from Beijing called GalaxySpace, which has already prepared the first batch, consisting of 6 communication…
Elon Musk has already made a difference to space and automotive, and now one of his SpaceX projects is to provide access to efficient Internet for everyone. However, the road to this is not all roses and it may end badly with this type of news, because SpaceX’s Starlink satellites can boast of an infamous…
Although the current development of the mobile network is at such a level that it is difficult to lack access to the Internet, there are still places in the world where it is a real rarity. A rarity for which you still have to pay, although one Chinese company has a different approach to it….
Some of the plans of Chinese leaders seem downright absurd, but it is precisely such ideas in the past that have finally turned out to be successful. Not always, of course, but quite often. This time, China wants to replace street lighting with three satellites. While one moon is enough for us, the governors of…
