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Articles tagged: Networking

  • gamma-ray bursts, GW150914, MASTER, space monitoring February 2017 Global robotic network for monitoring near-Earth and outer space

    ... bodies in and outside of the Solar System from exoplanets to dangerous asteroids and meandering comets. The MASTER network has discovered about one thousand new optical transients of all types - from astrophysical explosions to potentially dangerous...

    • gamma-ray bursts
    • GW150914
    • MASTER
    • space monitoring
    Authors: V.M. Lipunov    
  • BRICS (Brazil,  Russia,  India,  China and South Africa), remote sensing 23 August 2021 BRICS to set up remote-sensing satellite network

    ...other BRICS nations to realize it, the statement said. The network will consist of several operational satellites, including China's CBERS 4... the satellites, according to the statement. The network will become the first joint effort by BRICS countries...

    • BRICS (Brazil
    • Russia
    • India
    • China and South Africa)
    • remote sensing
  • 04 November 2024 Orbit Fab expands European network to accelerate in-orbit refuelling plans

    ...satellite life extension capabilities. In addition, the new business relationships will strengthen Orbit Fab’s European network, playing a crucial role in advancing the company’s vision to create a bustling in-space economy, supporting permanent high...

  • 03 June 2022 Study assesses future of satellite network C-Band sub-frequencies

    ...band for various connectivity purposes, and the carriage of around 200 TV channels primarily for distribution to cable networks within Russia and terrestrial emitters in certain African countries. “A limited number of sites, though, including certain...

  • communications infrastructure, Constellation, digital divide, nanosatellite, SAS September 2018 Bridging the ‘digital divide’ with nanosatellites

    ...private space organisations are racing to get to the Moon and Mars or set up the long-distance transportation networks of the future. Whilst these ‘frontier’ endeavours attract the biggest headlines, there is still a massive challenge to be addressed...

    • communications infrastructure
    • Constellation
    • digital divide
    • nanosatellite
    • SAS
    Authors: Meir Moalem    
  • 4G, Artemis, communications, Intuitive Machines, Nokia Bell Labs division 23 October 2020 First 4G cellular network on the Moon to be built by Nokia

    ...look easy, it isn’t. Interference, latency, bandwidth restrictions and high data rates must all be overcome by ground networks and space relays in order to communicate effectively. Technology advancements such as the one proposed by Nokia, could make...

    • 4G
    • Artemis
    • communications
    • Intuitive Machines
    • Nokia Bell Labs division
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