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SpaceX Falcon 9 Suffers Second Stage Failure, Jeopardizing 20 Starlink Satellites

The Falcon 9 second stage experienced an engine malfunction during launch, leading to the deployment of 20 Starlink satellites in a perilously low orbit. This incident marks the first in-flight failure for Falcon 9 since 2015.

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2024-07-11T12:26:32.875874-07:00

PCMag

FCC Approval Could Enhance Starlink V4 and Mini Dish Speed

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2024-07-23T10:38:47.285096-07:00

Reuters

US Court Upholds FCC Approval for SpaceX Starlink Satellite Deployment

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2024-07-12T11:17:59.748638-07:00

2024-07-01T10:34:16.366560-07:00

FCC Asserts Infeasibility of Geo-Selective Coverage for LEO Satellites

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced that it's not feasible for operators of global Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations to exclude specific geographic areas from coverage, impacting future regulatory frameworks.

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FCC Approval Could Enhance Starlink V4 and Mini Dish Speed SpaceX has proposed changes to its Starlink V4 and Mini Dish models that, if approved by the FCC, could deliver faster and more reliable internet service. The modifications are aimed at improving user experience and network performance.

2024-07-23T10:38:47.285096-07:00

FCC Approval Could Enhance Starlink V4 and Mini Dish Speed

Reuters

US Court Upholds FCC Approval for SpaceX Starlink Satellite Deployment The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia upheld the FCC's decision to approve SpaceX's plan to deploy thousands of Starlink satellites, dismissing challenges from DISH Network and an environmental group. SpaceX aims to broaden its broadband internet service coverage.

2024-07-12T11:17:59.748638-07:00

US Court Upholds FCC Approval for SpaceX Starlink Satellite Deployment

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SpaceX Falcon 9 Suffers Second Stage Failure, Jeopardizing 20 Starlink Satellites The Falcon 9 second stage experienced an engine malfunction during launch, leading to the deployment of 20 Starlink satellites in a perilously low orbit. This incident marks the first in-flight failure for Falcon 9 since 2015.

2024-07-11T12:26:32.875874-07:00

SpaceX Falcon 9 Suffers Second Stage Failure, Jeopardizing 20 Starlink Satellites

Space Intel Report

FCC Asserts Infeasibility of Geo-Selective Coverage for LEO Satellites The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced that it's not feasible for operators of global Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations to exclude specific geographic areas from coverage, impacting future regulatory frameworks.

2024-07-01T10:34:16.366560-07:00

FCC Asserts Infeasibility of Geo-Selective Coverage for LEO Satellites

PCMag

FCC Approves New SpaceX Compact Router for Starlink The Federal Communications Commission approved a compact Wi-Fi router developed by SpaceX. Although details remain undisclosed, the device is anticipated to enhance Starlink's connectivity capabilities.

2024-06-12T14:48:55.339659-07:00

FCC Approves New SpaceX Compact Router for Starlink

Breaking Defense

Military Satellites Deploy Stealth Tactics Nations are employing strategies like hiding in the sun, using mini satellites, and deploying radar-absorbent materials to obscure their military satellites in orbit.

2024-06-07T06:39:14.796602-07:00

Military Satellites Deploy Stealth Tactics

PCMag

SpaceX and T-Mobile to Launch Cellular Starlink Service This Fall SpaceX's FCC filing projects a fall launch for its Starlink cellular service, targeting strengthened coverage through relaxed radio frequency regulations. T-Mobile has yet to confirm its position on the launch.

2024-05-31T12:42:04.379004-07:00

SpaceX and T-Mobile to Launch Cellular Starlink Service This Fall

SpaceNews.com

FCC Chair Proposes Debris Control Rules for Space Explosions Jessica Rosenworcel's new proposal aims to mitigate accidental debris-generating explosions in space, enhancing safety regulations under FCC oversight.

2024-05-29T12:47:23.107932-07:00

FCC Chair Proposes Debris Control Rules for Space Explosions

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