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Mobility
Delta Exec: Available, Scalable In-Flight Connectivity is No Longer Optional
In-flight connectivity (IFC) is no longer just an option for commercial airlines. It has to be available and scalable and apply the latest technology in order to meet an ever-growing […]
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Mobility
LEO Operators Pitch the Orbit’s Value for IFC at Connected Aviation Event
DENVER, COLORADO — Satellite operators building constellations in Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) are targeting in-flight connectivity as a critical market for their businesses. Executives made bold projections for how airlines will […]
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Mobility
Airline Execs See IFC Business Models as Part of Larger Brand Strategy
DENVER, COLORADO — Providing passengers in-flight internet connectivity (IFC), with live TV and on-demand entertainment streaming services from takeoff to landing is gaining serious momentum in the airline industry. Satellite […]
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Imagery and Sensing
Hyperspectral Imaging Attracts a Host of Space Startups
Hyperspectral imaging from sensors mounted on satellites has profoundly changed the way objects are viewed on Earth, other planets, and the space in between using different wavelengths of light reflected […]
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Earth Observation
Hyperspectral Imaging Attracts a Host of Space Startups | June 2023
Hyperspectral imaging from sensors mounted on satellites has profoundly changed the way objects are viewed on Earth, other planets, and the space in between using different wavelengths of light reflected […]
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SATELLITE
Launchers Address Rocket Debuts, Ramping up Capacity, and Space Stewardship
The global launch market is in a state of flux, as the market awaits delayed heavy-lift vehicles and deals with recent mission failures. One major question is the potential sale […]
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Government/Military
Deputy Commerce Secretary Graves Debuts Updates to Export Control Regulations for the Space Industry
The U.S. Department of Commerce is updating export control rules in regards to foreign space launch vehicles that could lead to potentially “hundreds of millions of dollars” in new exports […]
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Government/Military
US DoD Pursues Commercial Tech Partnerships for Battlefield Advantage
The transformation of battlespace communications involves working with advancements in technology to enhance situational awareness and operate with clear battlefield advantage. But as the development process gets underway, experts have […]
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Space Economy
Satellite Builders and Rocket Companies are Ready to Get the Space Economy Rolling
Flexibility. Interoperability. Resilience. Sustainability. True multi-orbit integrated capabilities—described as the “real magic” of satellite development by keynote speaker Steve Collar, CEO of SES — were all topics of discussion among […]
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Government/Military
Fine-Tuning the Work Needed to Adapt Commercial 5G to Military Communications
Space-based 5G is a growing development with the promise of a big impact in military communications because of its high reliability, and its accuracy for communication and information exchange in […]
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Markets
Smallsat IoT Players See Big Opportunity in Small Connections | May 2022
IoT smallsat business development has accelerated as a force within the broader satellite community. Tracking the use and location of expensive assets, monitoring agriculture crops and livestock, creating more accurate […]
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Connectivity
Smallsat IoT Players See Big Opportunity in Small Connections
Analysts say the smallsat IoT business is on the way to becoming a $1 billion market in the next 10 years. New Space startups in this area are increasing their […]
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SATELLITE
Space Sustainability is Still Seen as a Back-Burner Issue
While space gets more and more crowded with an increasing number of satellites being launched, issues such as a crowded Low-Earth Orbit (LEO), space debris, and satellite collisions have become […]
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SATELLITE
Major Launchers Look Toward the ‘New Era’ of Space Launch
Established launch players working on the next generation of rockets are fueling a future of more launches — and more historic launches — that few could have imagined just a […]
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SATELLITE
Industry Trends Push Smallsats Into Larger Territory
In 2011, there were fewer than 1,000 active satellites on orbit. Today, there are well over 5,000. The next wave of telecom constellations is not just hundreds of satellites but […]
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SATELLITE
Commercial Space Accelerates Data Delivery for JADC2 Programs
In a presentation that brought together the U.S. Navy, Department of Defense (DoD), U.S. Air Force Intelligence, OneWeb, and Iridium, the methodologies of watching and engaging enemies with a new […]
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SATELLITE
Former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine Calls for Greater Space Regulation
Jim Bridenstine is on a mission to preserve and manage space for future expansion, and to build a regulatory structure while watching out for any existential threats. His message is […]
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Government/Military
Rocket Lab Makes Wallops Island in Virginia Home for its Neutron Rocket
Rocket Lab is cementing its presence on the East Coast of Virginia, selecting Wallops Island as the launch and landing site for its new reusable Neutron rocket, after a competitive […]
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Launch
NASA and Rocket Lab Clear Way for Electron Launch from Virginia in 2022
Rocket Lab‘s launch site at the Wallops Flight Facility on the eastern coast of Virginia is expected to see a launch in 2022, as Rocket Lab and NASA near completion […]
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Finance
SatLease Capital Explains New Financing Model Aimed at Service Providers
SatLease Capital (SLC) is a new company in the satellite arena introducing a financing option for smaller and mid-sized service providers faced with the capital intensive demands of the industry […]
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Markets
Can LEO Meet the Changing Arctic’s Connectivity Needs? | October 2021
The U.S. government has realized that it needs to step up its game in the Arctic as the region becomes increasingly strategic to security and economic interests. Increasing activities in […]
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Connectivity
Can LEO Meet the Changing Arctic’s Connectivity Needs?
The U.S. government has realized that it needs to step up its game in the Arctic as the region becomes increasingly strategic to security and economic interests. Increasing activities in […]
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Technology
Design Constraints and Integration Challenges Drive the Search for the Perfect Antenna
The perfect antenna is one the customer uses, never sees, and never worries about, said Carl Novello, the chief technology officer of NXT Communications (NXTCOMM). “Who is the user of […]
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Technology
Marketplace Interest in Laser Communications Grows as the Technology Matures
Laser communications satellites are poised to help make ultra-secure communications networks possible, with current capability demonstrations showing optical communications using lasers to send greater amounts of data faster to and […]
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Launch
Upcoming Wave of Demand and Customer Requirements Push Changes in the Launch Landscape
New ideas, a new focus on the consumer, and new technologies are driving growth and change in the launch segment of the space industry, speakers from leading launch providers said […]























