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March 15, 2022

Via Satellite: Space Lasers Come of Age: Optical Communications for Satellites Are Ready for Prime Time

CACI is betting on it heavily. In December, the company completed its acquisition of SA Photonics, a company that Wood says was strongly positioned to address the mass market for optical communications that will be created by the LEO mega-constellations. And this isn’t the first investment that the $6 billion a year contracting giant has.

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March 10, 2022

Telecoms: China enters the LEO space race

With many other LEO constellations also in the works, it is little wonder that recent forecasts from Northern Sky Research (NSR) predict that satellite communications will become the biggest single sector of the global space economy in terms of revenue by 2030. The research firm reckons the overall space market will generate cumulative revenue of.

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March 8, 2022

Aviation Today: How Airlines Are Using In-Flight Connectivity for Passenger and Operational Applications

“NSR gathers that demand for in-flight Wi-Fi is at an all-time high as passengers return to flying. This trend pushes airlines to a tight position of making the critical decision of defining their in-flight connectivity strategy. One of the tough choices airlines have been battling is whether to offer free onboard Wi-Fi and how to.

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March 7, 2022

Via Satellite: OneWeb Suspends Launches From Baikonur, Arianespace Suspends Soyuz Launches

This development could impact OneWeb’s plans to start commercial service, NSR analyst Claude Rousseau tells Via Satellite. “My bet is that this is stalled for a few months, unless they find a really quick solution,” he said. “This also supports what [NSR has] been saying about the supply of launchers — it’s dreadful.” Rousseau expects nations.

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March 3, 2022

MorningBrew: A small-scale satellite-launching contest shows just how accessible space has become for private orgs

Dallas Kasaboski, a space industry consultant at Northern Sky Research, who was not involved in the contest, told us that declining costs have helped spark greater innovation. “I think we’re in a stage where actually there’s probably more ideas, more diversification of service, more innovation happening in recent years,” he said. “I think that’s primarily.

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NSR in the News

Via Satellite: Space Lasers Come of Age: Optical Communications for Satellites Are Ready for Prime Time

Telecoms: China enters the LEO space race

Aviation Today: How Airlines Are Using In-Flight Connectivity for Passenger and Operational Applications

Via Satellite: OneWeb Suspends Launches From Baikonur, Arianespace Suspends Soyuz Launches

MorningBrew: A small-scale satellite-launching contest shows just how accessible space has become for private orgs