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| Elon Musk's SpaceX wants to be America's next broadband provider Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai on Wednesday recommended the agency approve Space Exploration Technologies Corp.'s application to provide broadband services using satellite technologies in the United States and on a global basis. The proposal now goes to Pai's four ...
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| SpaceX's satellite internet plan backed by FCC Chairman Ajit Pai Over the past year, the FCC has approved requests by OneWeb, Space Norway, and Telesat to access the U.S. market to provide broadband services using satellite technology that, the FCC said, "holds promise to expand Internet access in remote and rural areas across the country." The approvals are ...
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| NASA's Silicon Valley Summer Camp Is Trying To Save Us From Extinction The world's leading space agency is risk averse compared with today's technology companies, and that prudent judgment means it rarely even lends its name out. But there is also an argument to be made that the more risky option would be to neglect what new technologies like AI could do to help ...
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| Dubai space center is joining the race to Mars The space program is unique to the Arab world and the UAE aims to become a regional hub for space technology. "This region was a strong contributor to society over 1,000 years ago ... It's time that we come back, it's not impossible," said AlMarri. "The UAE is leading by example. We are showing that ...
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| SpaceX Plan for Broadband Via Satellite Backed by FCC Chairman ... the agency to approve an application by Elon Musk's Space Exploration Technologies Corp., known as SpaceX, to provide broadband internet via satellite. ... "Satellite technology can help reach Americans who live in rural or hard-to-serve places where fiber optic cables and cell towers do not reach.".
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| Eyes in the sky: a revolution in satellite technology Since 1957, when Sputnik first circled the planet, some 41,000 man-made objects have been launched into space, although only about 5 per cent of them are thought to still be active. The flurry of new activity in the satellite industry has been brought about by two innovations: one in technology, the other ...
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| Maxar Technologies, Leader in New Space Economy, Announces Move of its Headquarters to ... WESTMINSTER, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Maxar Technologies Ltd. ("Maxar" or the "Company," formerly MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd.), (NYSE and TSX: MAXR), a leading global provider of advanced space technology solutions for commercial and government markets, today announced ... DigitalGlobe's parent Maxar Technologies will move its global headquarters to Colorado and hire ... - The Denver Post Maxar Technologies announce shifting of its headquarters to Colorado - Geospatial World (press release) (blog)
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NASA Is Bringing Back Nuclear-Powered Rockets to Get to Mars A nuclear propulsion system can provide the flexibility to abort and return even a few months into a mission, said Jeffrey Sheehy, chief engineer of the Space Technology Mission Directorate at NASA. "The novelty of the reactor design limits the amount of nuclear fuel required to execute a propulsion ...
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| Semtech and Lacuna Receiving Messages from Space Lacuna Space uses a constellation of polar low-earth orbiting satellites to receive messages from sensors integrated with Semtech's LoRa® devices and wireless radio frequency technology (LoRa Technology) on the ground. At about 500km above the ground, the satellites circle over the poles of the ...
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| Vihiga adopts GIS technology in design of county projects To bridge this gap three companies, France-based Airbus Defence and Space and US-based Esri together with Kenya-based LocateIT have selected Vihiga as a model county in a partnership that will see the deployment of space technologies and geographic information systems (GIS) to facilitate ...
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