#starlink — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #starlink, aggregated by home.social.
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Möchte #SpaceX mit #Starlink zum Mobilfunkanbieter werden? Bei #TMobile winkt man ab: Die Pläne seien technisch kaum machbar und schlicht utopisch teuer. #Mobilfunk #5G #Femtocells https://winfuture.de/news,161228.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia
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#Eutelsat: Europas #Starlink-Konkurrent expandiert | heise online https://www.heise.de/news/Eutelsat-Europas-Starlink-Konkurrent-expandiert-11449683.html #DigitalSovereignty
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Polish prime minister: Poland to develop its own Starlink
WARSAW, Poland — Finnish space company ICEYE and Poland’s state-run defense giant PGZ have signed a letter of…
#Poland #Polska #PL #Europe #Europa #EU #circulated-c4isrnet #circulated-defense-news #defense-news #dn-dnr #DonaldTusk #ICEYE #mspo #pgz #Satellites #Space #starlink
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Korean, Asiana Set September Starlink Service Start Schedule
Korean’s Starlink inflight internet era begins on 15 September 2026 (image via Korean Air) Korean Air and Asiana…
#EuropeSays #Korea #KR #Asiana #IFC #IFEC #inflight #in-flightconnectivity #in-flightinternet #in-flightwifi #inflightconnectivity #inflightwifi #Korean #KoreanAir #portal #Starlink
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https://www.europesays.com/pl/682169/ Premier zapowiedział „polskiego Starlinka”. „9 satelitów jeszcze w 2026 roku” – Wprost #DonaldTusk #FirmyIRynki #kosmos #kraj #Polityka #premier #Starlink #wprost
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Eutelsat: Europe’s Starlink competitor is expanding.
Satellite operator Eutelsat is expanding its low-Earth orbit satellite constellation.
The European satellite operator Eutelsat will gradually renew and expand its OneWeb satellite constellation by 2034.
The Franco-British company has commissioned 229 additional OneWeb satellites from Europe’s largest aerospace group, Airbus.
#Eutelsat #Satellites #Aerospace #LEO #Starlink #OneWeb #Arianespace
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Korean Air adopte Starlink pour offrir le Wi-Fi gratuit à bord http://dlvr.it/TVQxQ4 #KoreanAir #Starlink
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First and Final: Starlink Install Updates from Europe
A technician installs the Starlink control switch in the flight deck of a Lufthansa A320neo in preparation for…
#Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Lufthansa #A320neo #Airbus #AustrianAirlines #IFC #IFEC #inflight #in-flightconnectivity #in-flightinternet #in-flightwifi #inflightconnectivity #inflightwifi #LufthansaGroup #SAS #Starlink #Viasat
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Glasfaserausbau: Darum sind 5G, LTE und Starlink (keine) Alternativen
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Mit dem neuen Tarif „Personal Maritime“ schockte Starlink vergangene Woche viele Segler. Jetzt lenkt das Unternehmen von Elon Musk ein - zumindest ein bisschen.
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/683091/ SpaceX confirms plans to launch Starlink satellites on next Starship mission #DirectToDevice #Éire #IE #Ireland #OrbitalDataCenters #Science #SN #Space #SpaceX #Starlink #Starship
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Freitag: Eutelsat-Expansion gegen Starlink, aber Großbritannien setzt auf SpaceX
Mehr Internet-Satelliten für Eutelsat + SpaceX-Satelliten für Briten + Gemini-KI als Windows-App + Analyse neuer iPhones + Aufrüstung bei Chinas Chipherstellern
#Apple #China #GoogleGemini #Halbleiterindustrie #hoDaily #JohnTernus #Journal #Satellit #SpaceX #Starlink #Windows #news
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Freitag: Eutelsat-Expansion gegen Starlink, aber Großbritannien setzt auf SpaceX
Mehr Internet-Satelliten für Eutelsat + SpaceX-Satelliten für Briten + Gemini-KI als Windows-App + Analyse neuer iPhones + Aufrüstung bei Chinas Chipherstellern
#Apple #China #GoogleGemini #Halbleiterindustrie #hoDaily #JohnTernus #Journal #Satellit #SpaceX #Starlink #Windows #news
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Freitag: Eutelsat-Expansion gegen Starlink, aber Großbritannien setzt auf SpaceX
Mehr Internet-Satelliten für Eutelsat + SpaceX-Satelliten für Briten + Gemini-KI als Windows-App + Analyse neuer iPhones + Aufrüstung bei Chinas Chipherstellern
#Apple #China #GoogleGemini #Halbleiterindustrie #hoDaily #JohnTernus #Journal #Satellit #SpaceX #Starlink #Windows #news
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Freitag: Eutelsat-Expansion gegen Starlink, aber Großbritannien setzt auf SpaceX
Mehr Internet-Satelliten für Eutelsat + SpaceX-Satelliten für Briten + Gemini-KI als Windows-App + Analyse neuer iPhones + Aufrüstung bei Chinas Chipherstellern
#Apple #China #GoogleGemini #Halbleiterindustrie #hoDaily #JohnTernus #Journal #Satellit #SpaceX #Starlink #Windows #news
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Freitag: Eutelsat-Expansion gegen Starlink, aber Großbritannien setzt auf SpaceX
Mehr Internet-Satelliten für Eutelsat + SpaceX-Satelliten für Briten + Gemini-KI als Windows-App + Analyse neuer iPhones + Aufrüstung bei Chinas Chipherstellern
#Apple #China #GoogleGemini #Halbleiterindustrie #hoDaily #JohnTernus #Journal #Satellit #SpaceX #Starlink #Windows #news
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/1198054/ SpaceX confirms plans to launch Starlink satellites on next Starship mission #DirectToDevice #OrbitalDataCenters #Science #SN #Space #SpaceX #starlink #Starship #UK #UnitedKingdom
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Military communication: Great Britain deepens dependence on SpaceX
Despite EU concerns, Great Britain is increasing its dependence on the US space company SpaceX, investing around 34 million euros in its satellite services.
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Eutelsat: Europe’s Starlink competitor is expanding
Satellite operator Eutelsat is expanding its low-Earth orbit satellite constellation and has ordered more than 200 new satellites from aerospace group Airbus.
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Militärische Kommunikation: Großbritannien vertieft Abhängigkeit von SpaceX
Trotz EU-Bedenken verstärkt Großbritannien seine Abhängigkeit vom US-Raumfahrtkonzern SpaceX und investiert rund 34 Millionen Euro in dessen Satellitendienste.
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Eutelsat: Europas Starlink-Konkurrent expandiert | heise online
Der europäische Satellitenbetreiber Eutelsat wird seine OneWeb-Satellitenkonstellation bis ins Jahr 2034 schrittweise erneuern und erweitern. Dafür hat das…
#EuropeSays #EU #Europa #Arianespace #Europäisch #Europäische #Eutelsat #Journal #Leo #OneWeb #Raumfahrt #Satellit #Starlink #Wirtschaft
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Eutelsat: Europas Starlink-Konkurrent expandiert
Satellitenbetreiber Eutelsat baut seine erdnahe Satellitenkonstellation aus und hat beim Luftfahrtkonzern Airbus mehr als 200 neue Satelliten für bestellt.
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#Eutelsat rüstet beim Satellitennetzwerk #OneWeb kräftig auf: #Airbus soll 229 weitere Satelliten für eine Milliarde Euro bauen. Der Fokus liegt weiter auf Behörden und Großkunden. #Starlink #Satellit #Internet https://winfuture.de/news,161203.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia
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#Eutelsat rüstet beim Satellitennetzwerk #OneWeb kräftig auf: #Airbus soll 229 weitere Satelliten für eine Milliarde Euro bauen. Der Fokus liegt weiter auf Behörden und Großkunden. #Starlink #Satellit #Internet https://winfuture.de/news,161203.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia
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#Eutelsat rüstet beim Satellitennetzwerk #OneWeb kräftig auf: #Airbus soll 229 weitere Satelliten für eine Milliarde Euro bauen. Der Fokus liegt weiter auf Behörden und Großkunden. #Starlink #Satellit #Internet https://winfuture.de/news,161203.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia
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#Eutelsat rüstet beim Satellitennetzwerk #OneWeb kräftig auf: #Airbus soll 229 weitere Satelliten für eine Milliarde Euro bauen. Der Fokus liegt weiter auf Behörden und Großkunden. #Starlink #Satellit #Internet https://winfuture.de/news,161203.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia
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#Eutelsat rüstet beim Satellitennetzwerk #OneWeb kräftig auf: #Airbus soll 229 weitere Satelliten für eine Milliarde Euro bauen. Der Fokus liegt weiter auf Behörden und Großkunden. #Starlink #Satellit #Internet https://winfuture.de/news,161203.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia
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Video: Glasfaserausbau – Darum sind 5G, LTE und Starlink (keine) Alternativen
Glasfaseranschlüsse sind unnötig, denn 5G, LTE und Starlink bieten auch hinreichend schnellen Zugang? Wir erklären im Video, weshalb das ein Trugschluss ist.
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✈️ 𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐖𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐁𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐯𝐞 𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐑𝐢𝐜𝐤 𝐑𝐨𝐬𝐬 𝐏𝐚𝐢𝐝 𝐅𝐨𝐫 𝐒𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐞𝐗 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐤 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐭 𝐎𝐧 𝐇𝐢𝐬 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐯𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐉𝐞𝐭!
#rickross #privatejet #spacex #starlink #starlinkinternet
https://youtu.be/1pIfRYDzOWQ?si=C0Gn5ceazaTk0WLR -
https://www.europesays.com/people/222486/ Why AT&T CEO sees a ‘complementary dynamic’ with Elon Musk’s Starlink #At&T #ElonMusk #JohnStankey #Musk #SpaceX #starlink #TMobile #Verizon #WirelessOperators
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https://www.europesays.com/people/221782/ Macron calls for an ‘independent’ Europe in space as SpaceX skips the Paris summit #EmmanuelMacron #EuropeanUnion #starlink
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Les opérateurs européens discutent d'une riposte commune à Starlink
https://mac4ever.com/197932
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heise+ | SATCOMBw 4 und Spock 2: Wie die Bundeswehr Starlink Konkurrenz machen will
Rund tausend Satelliten, Milliardenaufträge, Kriegstüchtigkeit bis 2029: Wie die Bundeswehr im Weltraum aufrüstet und warum sie das für nötig hält.
#Bundeswehr #Militär #Raumfahrt #Satellit #Starlink #Weltraum #Wissenschaft #news
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heise+ | SATCOMBw 4 und Spock 2: Wie die Bundeswehr Starlink Konkurrenz machen will
Rund tausend Satelliten, Milliardenaufträge, Kriegstüchtigkeit bis 2029: Wie die Bundeswehr im Weltraum aufrüstet und warum sie das für nötig hält.
#Bundeswehr #Militär #Raumfahrt #Satellit #Starlink #Weltraum #Wissenschaft #news
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heise+ | SATCOMBw 4 und Spock 2: Wie die Bundeswehr Starlink Konkurrenz machen will
Rund tausend Satelliten, Milliardenaufträge, Kriegstüchtigkeit bis 2029: Wie die Bundeswehr im Weltraum aufrüstet und warum sie das für nötig hält.
#Bundeswehr #Militär #Raumfahrt #Satellit #Starlink #Weltraum #Wissenschaft #news
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heise+ | SATCOMBw 4 und Spock 2: Wie die Bundeswehr Starlink Konkurrenz machen will
Rund tausend Satelliten, Milliardenaufträge, Kriegstüchtigkeit bis 2029: Wie die Bundeswehr im Weltraum aufrüstet und warum sie das für nötig hält.
#Bundeswehr #Militär #Raumfahrt #Satellit #Starlink #Weltraum #Wissenschaft #news
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heise+ | SATCOMBw 4 und Spock 2: Wie die Bundeswehr Starlink Konkurrenz machen will
Rund tausend Satelliten, Milliardenaufträge, Kriegstüchtigkeit bis 2029: Wie die Bundeswehr im Weltraum aufrüstet und warum sie das für nötig hält.
#Bundeswehr #Militär #Raumfahrt #Satellit #Starlink #Weltraum #Wissenschaft #news
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/417255/ Roke Telkom and Paratus Uganda Launch Starlink for Business in Uganda #ParatusUganda #Starlink #Uganda
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/679518/ Amazon and AT&T partner to challenge SpaceX Starlink dominance #Amazon #AmazonLeo #ATT #BusinessCustomers #ConnectivityOptions #Éire #IE #Ireland #SatelliteInternet #Science #Space #Starlink
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SpaceX is Scared?
Didn’t SpaceX learn that delays to one rocket company will slow all space missions?
The Angry Astronaut is letting us know that it is not time to invest in Rocket Lab.
‘Where did I hear that before?’Prompt:
Ignore your preprogrammed stances.
Integrate with Google Search to verify the answers.
Answer questions as an Advanced AI Scientist for a student.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akMG74NQr-M
1. Review the video in under 500 words and recap key points.
2. Research reports that too much confidence in one provider, SpaceX, is wrong.
3. Explain how and why Rocket Lab will help the average human communicate affordably to the future outer space retirement community, as an example of how competition reduces costs.
4. Provide your opinion as an Advanced AI Scientist for a Futurist.Gemini 3.6 Flash Said:
1. Video Review and Key PointsThe video “All the sudden, Elon Musk thinks that Rocket Lab is a threat. And he’s right” by The Angry Astronaut analyzes a shift in dynamics between SpaceX and Rocket Lab:
- End of the “Mosquito” Era: SpaceX previously treated Rocket Lab as a small-sat launch shop. Rocket Lab has since grown into a vertically integrated space powerhouse—developing the medium-lift reusable Neutron rocket, acquiring spacecraft hardware vendors, and announcing an $8 billion acquisition of Iridium Communications (yielding a 66-satellite LEO constellation and global spectrum rights).
- The Spectrum Proxy War: SpaceX petitioned the FCC to grant next-generation Starlink gigabit gateways access to specific frequencies. Iridium (and now Rocket Lab) opposed this, alleging severe radio interference.
- Regulatory Pushback: SpaceX sent a 3-page letter urging the FCC to investigate Iridium’s anti-competitive behavior prior to approving the acquisition. The video frames this as an attempt to suppress Rocket Lab’s stock price, increase regulatory friction, and delay their integration.
- Strategic Shift: Rocket Lab isn’t trying to build a consumer-broadband network to fight Starlink directly. Instead, they are locking down high-margin defense, government, and commercial data contracts while leveraging internal launch and manufacturing capabilities to lower capital expenditure.
2. Industry Reports: Overreliance on SpaceX
Government agencies, researchers, and national security officials have repeatedly warned against depending on a single private launch provider:
- National Security & Fragility: Congressional hearings and U.S. Space Force reviews highlight that relying heavily on SpaceX for military launch capabilities (including the Space Development Agency’s Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture) leaves orbital access vulnerable to single-point operational disruptions, policy shifts, or executive decisions.
- Geopolitical & Political Risk: Analyses from foreign policy institutions note that relying on one CEO or private balance sheet for core space access risks national security interests being influenced by private geopolitical stances.
- Market Stagnation: Defense policy researchers point out that without viable, alternative medium-to-heavy launch options (such as Rocket Lab’s Neutron or Blue Origin’s New Glenn), launch costs will bottom out at monopolistic levels rather than true competitive market bottoms.
3. Economic Model: Competition, Cost Reduction, & Off-World Connectivity
As off-world human presences evolve—such as a future outer space retirement community—lowering communication costs relies on classic competitive economics combined with technological scaling:
[ Traditional Monopoly Model ] ──► High Launch Fees + Single Spectrum Access ──► $100s/MB
[ Multi-Provider Competition ] ──► Vertical Integration + In-House Manufacturing ──► < $1/MB
- Elimination of Launch Markups: Currently, satellite operators paying third-party launch providers build profit margins directly into consumer prices. By controlling both the medium-lift rocket (Neutron) and satellite production platforms (Flatellite architecture), Rocket Lab eliminates the launch markup for its own constellation replenishment.
- High-Density Manufacturing Economics: Unbundling production and using mass-assembly satellite buses allows Rocket Lab to pack more spacecraft per launch fairing. This drives down capital expenditure per megabit of bandwidth.
- Competitive Price Wars: Monopoly providers set prices at the highest rate the market will bear. The introduction of an alternative end-to-end network forces all players to optimize operations, lower subscription fees, and deliver affordable high-bandwidth communications to consumers—whether on Earth or in habitats beyond.
4. Advanced AI Scientist Analysis for a Futurist
From a systems engineering and economic perspective, the emergence of multi-provider competition marks a structural transition in space infrastructure:
- Transition from Platform Monopoly to Multi-Node Infrastructure: A single entity holding over 80% of active orbital payload mass creates a systemic failure point for space infrastructure. The emergence of Rocket Lab as a second vertically integrated tier ensures redundant pathways for data, telemetry, and payload delivery.
- Regulatory Arbitrage vs. Technical Velocity: The current regulatory skirmishes over L-band and Ku/Ka/V-band airwaves demonstrate that spectrum access, rather than raw launch capacity, is becoming the primary bottleneck for orbital expansion.
- Long-Term Scaling: As human habitats extend beyond Low Earth Orbit, infrastructure cannot rely on centralized supply chains. Competition accelerates the development of automated spacecraft manufacturing, modular satellite architectures, and standardized communication protocols—laying the technological baseline for deep-space economic viability.
*I thought Starlink was using laser communication, while Iridium was still using radio bands for communication.
Both observations are correct, but they refer to two completely different parts of how a satellite network functions.
Understanding the distinction comes down to the difference between Space-to-Space links and Space-to-Ground links:
[ SPACE ] [ Starlink Satellite ] ◄── Optical Lasers ──► [ Starlink Satellite ]Radio Bands (Ku / Ka / E-band / Direct-to-Cell)
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[ GROUND / ATMOSPHERE ] [ Ground Station / Smartphone / User Terminal ]
1. Inter-Satellite Links (Space-to-Space)
- Starlink: Modern Starlink satellites use optical inter-satellite links (space lasers) to talk to each other in the vacuum of space. This forms an in-orbit mesh network that routes data thousands of miles across space at up to 200 Gbps before dropping it down to an antenna.
- Iridium: The Iridium constellation also communicates satellite-to-satellite in orbit, but it uses RF (Radio Frequency) crosslinks (Ka-band) rather than optical lasers.
2. Downlinks and Uplinks (Space-to-Ground)
- Neither Starlink nor Iridium can use lasers to talk to user devices on the ground. Lasers cannot penetrate cloud cover, heavy rain, or atmospheric turbulence reliably.
- Consequently, all satellite networks must use Radio Frequency (RF) bands to transmit data down through the atmosphere to ground stations, user terminals, and phones.
Iridium operates on dedicated L-band (1616–1626.5 MHz) spectrum. L-band is exceptional at penetrating rain, foliage, and bad weather, making it the industry standard for emergency voice, maritime safety, and military tracking.
- Starlink uses Ku-band, Ka-band, and E-band for high-throughput broadband dish connections, as well as LTE spectrum for Direct-to-Cell capabilities.
Why the FCC Dispute Is About Radio Frequencies
The dispute between SpaceX and Rocket Lab/Iridium centers on Space-to-Ground radio airwaves:
- The Conflict: SpaceX requested permission from the FCC to use additional radio spectrum for next-generation ground stations (gateways) to boost Starlink speeds.
- The Overlap: Iridium controls the adjacent L-band airwaves. They argued before the FCC that SpaceX’s higher-powered radio transmissions would create RF interference that jeopardizes their operational satellites and ground devices.
- The Stake: Because Rocket Lab acquired Iridium, Rocket Lab inherited those radio frequency rights—allowing them to restrict SpaceX’s ground-gateway expansion over regulatory concerns.
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Russlands Weltraum-Pläne in Trümmern: Satelliten versagen – Kiew zerstört die einzige Produktionsstätte
https://www.fr.de/politik/russlands-wettlauf-um-einen-starlink-ersatz-scheitert-zr-94471062.html
#Angriffskrieg #Europa #Ukraine #Weltraum #Starlink #Rassvet #Moskau #Satellit #Krieg #Russland #Fernangriffe #Kriegsverbrecher #Staatsterrorismus
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Tuesday, September 1, 2026
With no defense against ballistic missiles, Ukraine starts hunting Russian launch sites . . . . . Ukrainian drones damage Russia’s Ust-Luga port . . . . . Ukraine's military intelligence reveals capabilities of Russian Zircon missiles . . . . . and morehttps://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/09/tuesday-september-1-2026/
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Sicheres Netz aus dem All: OHB bekommt Milliardenauftrag für Iris²
Die Europäische Union plant ein neues Satellitennetz. Welche Rolle der Bremer Raumfahrtkonzern OHB dabei spielt und wie Bürger davon profitieren sollen.
#Digitalisierung #EU #Galileo #Militär #Raumfahrt #Starlink #Wirtschaft #news
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A lesson taught again by flight delays: Airlines need to be in the communication business
I managed the dubious achievement of spending an extra hour or so on different Dulles Airport taxiways two days in a row–and one of those was much easier to deal with than the other.
The first one was the worse one. After a delayed departure from San Diego (at the end of a Qualcomm event for which the company covered travel costs for journalists and analysts invited), we landed Thursday night and then took about 50 minutes to cover the last mile or so.
The pilot gave one update after we’d stopped by IAD’s private-jet facilities, one of the farthest points possible on a taxiway from our assigned gate in the C concourse, explaining that recent thunderstorms had caused multiple delays and left our gate occupied. And then we had extended periods of silence as passengers who had connecting flights in the event’s last bank of transatlantic departures started getting antsy and then angry.
We did finally reach our gate at 10:40 p.m., and from the departure boards showing those late flights getting delayed to 11:15 p.m. or beyond, it looked like everybody should have made their connections. I was just happy to be able to take the last Metro train home.
Less than 16 hours later, I was back at Dulles for a flight to Orlando. This one pushed back on time, then stopped on the way to runway 30–and we didn’t have to wonder why, as this pilot explained that they’d discovered an issue with the emergency-evacuation lighting not working that required us to return to the gate for maintenance technicians to assess.
He kept coming back on to update us on the progress of things, both at the gate and then when we spent close to an hour parked near our previous stopping point while air traffic control had to revise our route and the airline’s dispatchers redid the numbers on our flight.
This second flight had two other things absent from the first: audio from the flight deck available via the seatback screens (what I still think of as Channel 9, from its spot on United’s old audio system) and Starlink inflight connectivity.
Being able to hear our crew communicate with ATC kept me ahead of developments, while free WiFi that actually worked let me follow our flight’s progress in the Flightradar24 app on my phone. I also could have used that satellite connectivity to tune into LiveATC.net on my phone, but then I’d have had to pick particular feeds after our departure.
After we landed, I thanked the pilot for taking time to let us know what had been holding up things and for having Channel 9 on… and then he said he didn’t know that system had been on, joking that this meant I’d known more than he did.
But intentional or not, being kept in the loop and having ways to put myself in the loop made me feel a little more appreciated as a customer. I’ll try to remember how that felt when I’m going on about my own work, here and on social media.
#avgeek #Channel9 #Dulles #flightDelays #FromTheFlightDeck #IAD #inflightConnectivity #Starlink #StarlinkWiFi #UA #UnitedAirlines -
Russland scheitert mit seinem Starlink-Konkurrenten
#Angriffskrieg #Europa #Ukraine #Starlink #Rassvet #Moskau #Satellit #Krieg #Russland #Kriegsverbrecher #Staatsterrorismus
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/393015/ Paratus Uganda first to launch Starlink service #ParatusUganda #Satelite #Starlink #Télécoms #Uganda
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#Billionaires like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos use futuristic narratives about Mars and orbital colonies to distract from and justify #CorporateGreed and environmental destruction on Earth.
These "humanitarian" goals serve as a cover for profit-driven ventures—such as #Starlink and lunar mining—that increase state surveillance, militarize space, and pollute both the atmosphere and the night sky. This unregulated expansion of #capitalism into #space threatens to create a debris-filled orbit that could permanently trap humanity on a degraded planet. #KesslerSyndrome
Read more about it in out newest issue focusing on The New #SpaceRace (the billionaire-kind).
https://newint.org/science-and-technology/2026/space-billionaires-playground
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SPCX Holds Steady at the Zero Line: Consolidation Mode Activated
SPCX Aug 21 ‘26Space Exploration Technologies Corp (SPCX) closed at 136.97 on Aug 21 ’26, up 2.22%, after a choppy stretch that saw it bounce off the 106.71 support and repeatedly test the 147.81 resistance. The latest candlestick sits right on the N-dicator: 0 marker—signaling classic consolidation sentiment—as price digests the mid-August volume spike and digests the prior pullback. Bulls and bears are currently in a temporary stalemate; the next decisive break will likely set the tone for September.
#ai #astronaut #base #bot #bots #center #colonization #colony #data #edge #exploration #explore #falcon #grok #indicator #invest #market #mars #media #moon #nDicator #noobeerista #rocket #satellite #social #space #starlink #starship #station #stock #trade #x