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July 29, 2021

Via Satellite: Bandwidth Pricing Flattens the Curve to Meet Faster Falls

One irreversible and accelerating trend is operators gravitating towards increasing levels and layers of managed services, now also with cloud tie-ins, adds NSR. “Operators are extending their roles in network infrastructure, management, and provisioning. So, outside broadcast, satellite bandwidth pricing is shifting away from megahertz and megabits per second denominations, and moving toward custom service.

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July 27, 2021

Satellite Evolution Group: A Nearly US$17 billion opportunity for flat panel satellite antennas over the next decade

NSR’s Flat Panel Satellite Antenna Analysis, 6th Edition report, released today, sees over 6 million cumulative FPA shipments generating nearly US$17 billion in equipment revenues over the next decade. The growing Non-GEO HTS Consumer Broadband market will yield nearly US$5 million in shipments alone, driven by the growing number of HTS constellations expected over the.

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July 26, 2021

Space.com: The rise of space tourism could affect Earth’s climate in unforeseen ways, scientists worry

According to NSR, a single Virgin Galactic suborbital space tourism flight, lasting about an hour and a half, can generate as much pollution as a 10-hour trans-Atlantic flight. Some scientists consider that disconcerting, in light of Virgin Galactic’s ambitions to fly paying tourists to the edge of space several times a day. “Even if the.

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July 23, 2021

Connectivity Business: Enhanced revenue opportunities urge satellite to gauge new software and technology

The rate of technological change in connectivity including software-defined satellite is picking up, suggesting that adaptation points to revenue growth over the long term. The reduced costs of launch represent a key factor in the trend of increasing technology as reusable launch vehicles, NSR commented on these developments..

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Business Because: Arizona State University Thunderbird School Launches Master In Space Leadership

It’s estimated by space consultancy Northern Sky Research that the market for space tourism will reach $10.4 billion by 2028. Beyond tourism, some companies are aiming to set up communications on the moon, there’s even the possibility of using it for resources and fuel.

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NSR in the News

Via Satellite: Bandwidth Pricing Flattens the Curve to Meet Faster Falls

Satellite Evolution Group: A Nearly US$17 billion opportunity for flat panel satellite antennas over the next decade

Space.com: The rise of space tourism could affect Earth’s climate in unforeseen ways, scientists worry

Connectivity Business: Enhanced revenue opportunities urge satellite to gauge new software and technology

Business Because: Arizona State University Thunderbird School Launches Master In Space Leadership