As the Space and Satellite Industry starts to meet again “in-person” at events like the 36th Annual Space Symposium – just what does the future look like for the space economy? 2020 and 2021 have been transformative years characterized by a truly massive number of satellites launched by ‘new players’ such as SpaceX’s Starlink, a.
Today in 2021, the demand for Internet connectivity in households globally has drastically increased because of COVID-19 and strict lockdown measures. While economic and social activities become more reliant on digital solutions, consumer behaviors toward broadband connectivity have also changed. More satellite constellations are being launched than ever before, and a rapidly changing environment for.
According to Northern Sky Research, a company that specializes in space sector projections, Musk’s initiative to take famous people into space is a means to an end. “He will take sightseeing flights to develop his spaceships and create reliability, as well as make money from cargo,”
NSR said this deal validates the ongoing relationship that Google has with SpaceX, as it has invested in the company in the past. Also, SpaceX’s partnerships with both Google Cloud and Microsoft demonstrate a hybrid, multi-cloud approach from the satellite operator, looking to make its Starlink system interoperable with different systems.
The spectacular night sky and mysteries of space have never ceased to fascinate us since our childhood days of stargazing. However, for some, the fascination continues beyond the early years. Space exploration, which started in the public sector in the 1950s, now has an increasing number of private players participating in it. India Today takes.