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UK's Inmarsat chief warns of potentially hazardous satellite boom - Vimarsana News

UK's Inmarsat chief warns of potentially hazardous satellite boom

SpaceX-owned Starlink is leading the way so far in the race to launch such huge networks of low-orbit satellites.

Amazon Locks in Project Kuiper Deal With Three Companies | 83 Internet Satellites to Launch in Space - Vimarsana News

Amazon Locks in Project Kuiper Deal With Three Companies | 83 Internet Satellites to Launch in Space

Amazon signed a huge aerospace project with three firms for the launch of its Project Kuiper internet satellites.

Satellite technology and the amended Public Service Act - Vimarsana News

Satellite technology and the amended Public Service Act

LISTED company DFNN Inc. is poised to introduce new technologies to the Philippine market using low earth orbit (LEO) satellite technology for operations as the internet becomes more pervasive this year. In a public disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), DFNN said: “This will bolster our interactive and software…

The Space-Linked Internet Investing Idea Bill Gates Has Backed Since 1990s - Vimarsana News

The Space-Linked Internet Investing Idea Bill Gates Has Backed Since 1990s

Bill Gates has been a believer in new technology for satellite internet since the 1990s and failed Teledesic. A recent investment in Kymeta is his longest bet.

SpaceX′s Starlink satellites: 7 questions for Elon Musk | Science | In-depth reporting on science and technology | DW - Vimarsana News

SpaceX′s Starlink satellites: 7 questions for Elon Musk | Science | In-depth reporting on science and technology | DW

SpaceX has launched 60 Starlink satellites to join its growing megaconstellation. Its aim: Global internet with a constellation of 40,000 satellites. Its nearest competitor, OneWeb, aims to launch just 600. Wait, what?

Source: dw.com