Satellites

As consumer behavior shifts permanently toward mobile voice and over-the-top calling, telecommunications firms are forced to pivot their revenue strategies away from traditional fixed telephony services. This transition marks a fundamental change in how network operators in the Asia-Pacific region

The T1TL-A mission represents the backbone of a military internet in space, designed to provide assured connectivity even in highly contested global environments. The recent launch of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base, tasked with carrying this critical payload for the

Enterprises are increasingly moving toward a hybrid connectivity model that allows the same hardware to communicate with both cell towers and orbiting satellites. This transition represents a departure from the historical era of satellite Internet of Things (IoT), which was once defined by

Latvia’s Ministry of Education and Science joined industry leaders in Noordwijk to formalize a plan for a specialized 5G/6G Non-Terrestrial Network hub. This strategic move, finalized during the European Space Agency’s Industry Space Days, represents a collaborative effort between the Latvian

As global tensions rise, the acceleration of procurement cycles has become a common denominator for major defense contractors like Airbus and Northrop Grumman. This shift is vividly illustrated by Airbus Defence and Space’s recent delivery of 32 next-generation OneWeb satellites to Eutelsat,

The WashU Satellite team is developing specialized magnetic torque rods for their 2027 SCALAR mission to achieve three-axis altitude control using Earth’s magnetic field. This undergraduate-led organization at Washington University in St. Louis has rapidly evolved from its 2024 founding into a