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Intelsat Shifts to Eutelsat OneWeb for Next-Gen LEO Inflight Connectivity

Intelsat transitions from GEO to Eutelsat OneWeb's LEO satellite constellation, enhancing its inflight internet service capabilities. This strategic move aims to provide improved connectivity options for airlines, demonstrating the company's commitment to leveraging advanced satellite technologies for superior inflight experiences.

2024-10-21T10:44:24.198120-07:00

Spaceflight Now

SpaceX Readies Starlink Smallsats Launch, Eying 30,000 Gen2 Satellites

2024-10-21T13:18:07.970154-07:00

Via Satellite

ETL Systems Acquires SpacePath to Expand SATCOM Capabilities

2024-10-21T13:18:07.468553-07:00

Space.com

Landing Challenges on Mars and Moon: Dust Hazards and Solutions

2024-10-21T12:04:29.250732-07:00

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Spaceflight Now

SpaceX Readies Starlink Smallsats Launch, Eying 30,000 Gen2 Satellites On October 22, SpaceX will launch 23 Starlink smallsats from Cape Canaveral, marking its 68th dedicated Starlink launch in 2024. This effort aligns with SpaceX's filing for permission with the FCC to deploy approximately 30,000 Gen2 satellites, enhancing its low Earth orbit capabilities.

2024-10-21T13:18:07.970154-07:00

SpaceX Readies Starlink Smallsats Launch, Eying 30,000 Gen2 Satellites

Via Satellite

ETL Systems Acquires SpacePath to Expand SATCOM Capabilities The acquisition of SpacePath Communications by ETL Systems enhances ETL’s presence in the SATCOM market through strategic synergy in client bases and shared commitment to innovation. This move is aimed at providing advanced solutions and ensuring seamless integration and support for SpacePath’s clients.

2024-10-21T13:18:07.468553-07:00

ETL Systems Acquires SpacePath to Expand SATCOM Capabilities

Space.com

Landing Challenges on Mars and Moon: Dust Hazards and Solutions Dust kicked up during spacecraft landings poses risks to instruments such as navigation cameras, necessitating precise dust measurement for safer touchdowns on lunar and Martian surfaces.

2024-10-21T12:04:29.250732-07:00

Landing Challenges on Mars and Moon: Dust Hazards and Solutions

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Intelsat Shifts to Eutelsat OneWeb for Next-Gen LEO Inflight Connectivity Intelsat transitions from GEO to Eutelsat OneWeb's LEO satellite constellation, enhancing its inflight internet service capabilities. This strategic move aims to provide improved connectivity options for airlines, demonstrating the company's commitment to leveraging advanced satellite technologies for superior inflight experiences.

2024-10-21T10:44:24.198120-07:00

Intelsat Shifts to Eutelsat OneWeb for Next-Gen LEO Inflight Connectivity

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Space Junk Surge Threatens Ozone Layer with Aluminium Oxides Amid increasing space exploration, the surge in space debris releases aluminium oxides and soot, raising concerns over ozone depletion. The build-up of these pollutants from numerous rocket and satellite launches poses significant environmental risks.

2024-10-21T07:07:52.706600-07:00

Space Junk Surge Threatens Ozone Layer with Aluminium Oxides

SpaceNews.com

Northrop Grumman Launches Advanced Flying Data Center for Military Use This airborne platform integrates data collection and processing capabilities, drawing inputs from satellites, UAVs, ground, and maritime sensors, enhancing military intelligence operations with real-time information management.

2024-10-21T06:47:06.742002-07:00

Northrop Grumman Launches Advanced Flying Data Center for Military Use

SpaceNews.com

Argotec Opens New Satellite Factory to Boost Production Italian smallsat manufacturer Argotec has inaugurated a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Europe, aiming to increase its satellite production rate significantly and explore new business opportunities within the European market. This expansion supports Argotec's strategic growth and enhances its competitive edge globally.

2024-10-21T06:07:30.492343-07:00

Argotec Opens New Satellite Factory to Boost Production

Space Intel Report

Intelsat 33e Suffers Irrecoverable Anomaly in GEO Orbit Intelsat 33e, a Boeing-built GEO satellite, encountered a critical anomaly on October 19, rendering it a total loss. The disruption has led to service outages, and Intelsat is investigating the cause while making efforts to relocate affected customers and manage debris threats.

2024-10-21T05:28:11.938484-07:00

Intelsat 33e Suffers Irrecoverable Anomaly in GEO Orbit

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