...launched into almost the same (type of) orbit [500 km SSO] as the four Tianhui 1 satellites. There is no Tianhui 3 satellite as of now. The Tianhui 4 satellite [2021] will, reportedly, observe the Earth in both the visible and infrared spectrum using...
... fact that 5G backhaul capacity demand will consume four to five times the bandwidth of a 4G site, according to NSR. Satellite technology has already proved itself as being highly adaptable for mobile backhaul purposes. Connectivity delivered by new...
... tool to allow the exchange of information, we still need to develop additional sources for the information that is to be exchanged. A satellite that is not properly disposed of only becomes a new element of the debris picture While there may exist...
... still exacerbated by a lack of international data sharing. While some nations make data from unclassified, government-owned EO satellites freely available, others still restrict access, which means that not all collected data is contributing to our...
... using foreign rockets, was accidentally omitted. Similarly, registration of the short-lived STS-44, SEDS-1 and STS-66 satellites were omitted by error. The registration information of 1991-1A initially included the USA as the territory of launch and...
...is increasing This summer, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) also announced that it will be launching a constellation of 72 satellites, via private satellite company Commsat, to help the nation strengthen its IoT efforts over the next three years...