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Articles tagged: Starlink

  • mega constellations, OneWeb, Project Kuiper, Radio astronomy, Starlink 31 July 2020 Amazon's Kuiper mega constellation gets FCC approval

    ... to dominate the skies in the next few years is staggering. So far, SpaceX has launched more than 500 Starlink satellites and UK-based OneWeb, which filed for bankruptcy earlier this year but was bailed out...

    • mega constellations
    • OneWeb
    • Project Kuiper
    • Radio astronomy
    • Starlink
  • GW-2, GW-A59, mega constellations, Square Kilometre Array, Starlink 07 October 2020 Chinese company seeks approval to launch nearly 13,000 satellites

    ... to implemented by relevant satellite operators, says the report, which criticised a recent announcement made by Elon Musk. “Starlink won’t be seen by anyone unless looking very carefully and will have ~0 percent impact on advancements in astronomy...

    • GW-2
    • GW-A59
    • mega constellations
    • Square Kilometre Array
    • Starlink
  • ASTROSCALE, End-of-Life Services by Astroscale-demonstration (ELSA- d), space debris, Starlink, UK Space Agency 19 March 2021 World's first commercial space debris removal demo set for launch

    ... had “just” 10 satellites on the flight, Elon Musk’s firm is planning on launching thousands of satellites as part of its Starlink off-world broadband enterprise. SpaceX, however, are not alone in their endeavours. Many companies, including Amazon...

    • ASTROSCALE
    • End-of-Life Services by Astroscale-demonstration (ELSA- d)
    • space debris
    • Starlink
    • UK Space Agency
  • International Dark-Sky Association, light pollution, Royal Astronomical Society, space debris, Starlink 31 March 2021 A new skyglow effect produced by space objects is brightening our night skies, new study says.

    ... globe. Although companies such as SpaceX have recently tried to limit the amount of light reflected off their Starlink satellites with various measures such as lofting them to high orbits or adding visors to block sunlight, the sheer...

    • International Dark-Sky Association
    • light pollution
    • Royal Astronomical Society
    • space debris
    • Starlink
  • 10 February 2022 SpaceX Starlink satellites fall out of sky after storm

    ...was one of these minor storms that caught the Starlink satellites the day after their launch. Geomagnetic storms heat...of warming air literally reached up and ‘grabbed’ the Starlink satellites. SpaceX says onboard GPS devices detected atmospheric drag ...

  • 18 December 2024 EU to launch advanced constellation to counter Musk’s Starlink

    ... 300 high- and lower-powered satellites will provide the equivalent of 1,000 satellites in a ‘mega constellation’ similar to Starlink. Editor’s comment: Whilst nearly all of the top European space companies will be involved in IRIS², British space...

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