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Unleash the power of low-earth orbit satellite networks! 🛰 These game-changers are transforming WAN connectivity, opening fresh revenue streams, and bridging the broadband gap in remote regions by orbiting near Earth. Learn how LEOs slash latency and enable global lightning-fast internet access in our latest blog: https://bit.ly/3UBxqGn

Some thoughts on the new era of direct-to-handset connectivity, via Low Earth Orbit Satellite. I look at this through the context of a basic SWOT Analysis. There are many advantages to effectively putting your Cell Towers in Space. But also some potential downsides. Connecting the 2.6 Billion people that don't have the Internet, to the Internet, is a personal passion. However, there are also potential downsides which I consider.

Whether in low-Earth orbit (LEO), medium-Earth orbit (MEO), or geostationary orbit (GEO), #satellites experience specific conditions directly related to their orbital path, such as high Doppler shift, frequency handovers, long signal delay, and high path loss. The Maury Microwave ACE9600 Advanced Channel Emulator of the dBm Channel Emulation product line enables engineers to thoroughly test and optimize the performance of satellite communications systems designed for LEO, MEO, or GEO by reproducing each satellite orbit’s unique aspects. Learn how the ACE9600 meets the testing needs of satellite systems: https://hubs.la/Q02TKNNJ0 #SatelliteCommunications #SatelliteNetworks #TestAndMeasurement

5G low orbit satellites are my biggest health concern. Biological harm from EMFs has been proven in studies to be caused by absorbed radiation (from the EMFs), not the waves passing through us. This is why I'm so concerned with our biggest threat being the low orbit 5G satellites, which are increasing exponentially. The signal originating in space is so strong it could kill us (Google what happens if birds fly over a ships radar). By the time a slight fraction of that signal reaches earth, the vast majority of it has been absorbed by earth and every being on it. Studies are showing disruption in birds migratory patterns and in bees tied to 5G. No long term safety data has been studied. Please watch this deeply concerning video of where we are and where things are going. Like, comment, share, and most importantly set up a free EMF evaluation. https://lnkd.in/eW8f8ztP

Introducing the space ground segment programme. The satellite industry is evolving rapidly, and the ground segment is critical to this transformation. At Analysys Mason, we're thrilled to launch our space ground segment programme - designed to address key questions and provide insights into this fast-growing market. Some of the topics we cover include: - revenue opportunities for satcom ground infrastructure across various applications, frequency bands, orbits, and regions - technological requirements and standards that vendors need to adopt to support next-generation satellite networks and integrate with terrestrial partners - identifying growth opportunities in satellite communication and emerging space technologies. Discover how we can help satellite operators and service providers stay connected to the latest innovations in satellite tech: https://bit.ly/4gO3ZeH #SpaceIndustry #GroundSegment #SatelliteTech #Satcom Luke Wyles

Ever been frustrated by slow data speeds? Imagine waiting hours for crucial satellite data! That's exactly what inspired the founding of Lumen Orbit (YC S24). Three brilliant minds—Ezra Feilden, Philip Johnston, and Adi Oltean—joined forces in December to tackle this issue. With $2.4M in new funding, they aim to revolutionize satellite downlink times by processing data in space. Ezra’s words sum it up perfectly: “I’ve been in the control room waiting hours for satellite data. Most of our satellites are disconnected most of the time.” Their solution? A game-changer for the space industry. How do you deal with slow data speeds? Philip Johnston, Adi Oltean, Ezra Feilden, Jinna Li    https://lnkd.in/dx8zajV7 #SpaceTech #Innovation #SatelliteData #MondayFunding

FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel calls for increased competition in satellite internet, citing concerns about SpaceX's Starlink nearing monopoly status. 🚀 SpaceX Dominance: SpaceX controls nearly two-thirds of Earth's satellites and could soon deliver 90% of space-based internet traffic. 🛰️ Need for Competition: Rosenworcel stresses that monopolies harm innovation, urging new players to enter the satellite internet space. 🌐 Economic Benefits: More competition means lower prices and greater innovation for consumers, especially in underserved areas. 🔧 FCC's Role: The FCC has created a Space Bureau to simplify processes for emerging satellite companies. #SpaceEconomy #SatelliteCompetition #FCCUpdates 📡 Emerging Competitors: Amazon’s Project Kuiper and AST SpaceMobile are gearing up to challenge Starlink with new satellite constellations. 🌍 Global Cooperation: Rosenworcel emphasizes working with international allies like Taiwan to foster broader satellite internet alternatives. https://lnkd.in/gq7fgVEf

How #Starlink Works: Bringing the #Internet to Every Corner of the Globe. Ever wonder how Starlink delivers #HighSpeedInternet through space? Our network of low Earth orbit satellites ensures fast, low-latency connections, even in the most remote areas. Join us in the comments to discuss how Starlink is revolutionizing global connectivity. 📞 Let us know how can we help you: https://lnkd.in/ezTfhbtj Steve Roos AppDirect Pulsar International #Starlink #StarlinkBusiness #Starlink #SatelliteInternet #SpaceX #Satellite #SpaceTech #Internet #Broadband #HighSpeedInternet #InternetService #DigitalConnectivity #GlobalConnectivity #RuralInternet #RemoteWork #RemoteLearning #SmartCity #StayConnected #InternetAnywhere #FastInternet #ReliableInternet #InternetAccess

This is the future for extending the lifespan for satellites.

Low-earth orbit (LEO) #satellites are revolutionizing data transfer, according to Interesting Engineering. A new #laser network is set to make #space data transfers 1000x faster, and could have a powerful impact on the future of #communications. Learn more now at: https://bit.ly/3WbBDl3 By the way, if you're interested in satellites - and #LEO satellites in particular - be sure to check out the IEEE LEO Satellites and Systems Initiative (#IEEE #LEOSatS). Learn more about our efforts to advance LEO SatS and how you can get involved now at: https://lnkd.in/d3aADfGU