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Inside 3 Topics for WRC: Earth Stations in Motion, Direct-to-Device, and HAPS - Vimarsana News

Inside 3 Topics for WRC: Earth Stations in Motion, Direct-to-Device, and HAPS

Following four years of intense technical and regulatory work under the framework of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), national

UHURU in tears as Google shuts down internet Loon in Kenya permanently – No more cheap high-speed internet again - Vimarsana News

UHURU in tears as Google shuts down internet Loon in Kenya permanently – No more cheap high-speed internet again

Friday, January 22, 2021 - President Uhuru Kenyatta's project to provide internet connectivity across Kenya is in limbo after Google shut down its Loon project due to its unviability. The announcement was made on Friday by tech expert Astro Teller, who is in charge of the project that was under Google's mother company, Alphabet. The project…

How Amazon became the first tech giant in space - Vimarsana News

How Amazon became the first tech giant in space

Jeff Bezos' quest to put the extra-terrestrial in e-commerce

Source: qz.com
California-based Birdstop Raises Funding to Expand Network of BVLOS Drones Across America and Protect Critical Infrastructure - Vimarsana News

California-based Birdstop Raises Funding to Expand Network of BVLOS Drones Across America and Protect Critical Infrastructure

/PRNewswire/ -- Remote sensing company Birdstop, Inc. raised $2.3M in funding to expand its constellation of BVLOS (Beyond Visual Line of Sight) drones across...

High-Altitude Aerial Platforms - August 2023 - Silicon Chip Online - Vimarsana News

High-Altitude Aerial Platforms - August 2023 - Silicon Chip Online

Special balloons and fixed-wing aircraft can act as long-endurance aerial platforms for observation and communication. Known as high-altitude platform stations/systems (HAPS), they fly above most planes but below satellites. Weather, scientific and military balloons are similar; they also ascend to great heights but do not necessarily stay there for a long time. by Dr David Maddison