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Articles tagged: Starlink

  • ground segment, intelligent network orchestration, satcom industry, software-defined satellites October 2025 Software defined satellites and the ground segment

    ... massive network of ground stations. The approach, long used for constellations such as Iridium and more recently by Starlink, brings the promise of faster data transfer, network redundancy and better resource management across satellite systems...

    • ground segment
    • intelligent network orchestration
    • satcom industry
    • software-defined satellites
    Authors: Rico Behlke    
  • October 2025 High-altitude platforms - the search for an optimised legal framework

    ... in under-developed locations. Whereas 40-60 ms latency is generally considered acceptable, by operators of LEO satellite systems such as Starlink and Kuiper, such systems cannot compete with the area-specific signal strength, comprehensive reach and...

    Authors: Stephen Carr-Baugh    
  • Embodied AI, space labour force, space robotics April 2026 Robotics is the future of space labour

    ... robots better than ever. The rollout of optical, laser-based communication networks in low Earth orbit, namely Starlink, has reduced latency to mere tens of milliseconds. Historically, an RF signal would be transmitted from the ground to the faraway...

    • Embodied AI
    • space labour force
    • space robotics
    Authors: Jamie Palmer    
  • Dark skies, satellite brightness mitigation, satellite design, space environment May 2026 Satellite brightness and the mitigation challenge

    .... SpaceX, to its credit, has moved furthest. The company installed sun visors on its VisorSat models of Starlink and photometric studies confirmed real improvement. Characteristic magnitudes dropped from 4.7 to 6.2, which represents a roughly four...

    • Dark skies
    • satellite brightness mitigation
    • satellite design
    • space environment
    Authors: Andrew Iwanoczko     Polkrit Panluek    
  • Boeing Starliner, International Space Station, NASA Commercial Crew Program 13 December 2019 Starliner spacecraft could fly as early as next week

    ... and six missions to the International Space Station, is being paid more than $4.8 billion by NASA for the Starlink programme. According to the world's largest aerospace company, Starliner, which is reusable up to 10 times with a six-month turnaround...

    • Boeing Starliner
    • International Space Station
    • NASA Commercial Crew Program
  • China’s Manned Space Agency (CMSA), mars, NASA, roscosmos, SpaceX 01 January 2020 What has been in 2019 and what is to come in 2020!

    ... Arab Emirates may also launch its Mars Hope orbiter. SpaceX will continue to launch its controversial Starlink mega-constellation and its Crewed Dragon capsule is set to send a human crew to the International Space Station...

    • China’s Manned Space Agency (CMSA)
    • mars
    • NASA
    • roscosmos
    • SpaceX
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