Virgin Media O2 has signed a multi-year partnership with SpaceX’s Starlink to deliver satellite-to-mobile connectivity across rural UK. The O2 Satellite service will automatically activate in areas without traditional coverage, with commercial rollout expected early next year. This marks Starlink’s
Hundreds of robotic floats diving to 2,000 meters reveal marine heatwaves are disrupting the ocean’s carbon transport system. The data shows climate services we take for granted are more fragile than previously understood.
Strategic Consolidation in Europe’s Space Sector Three of Europe’s aerospace and defense leaders—Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales—have announced a landmark agreement…
Breakthrough in Seismic Precursor Detection Recent analysis of Swarm satellite constellation data has revealed compelling evidence that magnetic field anomalies…
In a strategic move to strengthen their position in the satellite-to-device market, Lynk Global and Omnispace have announced a merger. The deal will integrate Omnispace’s S-band spectrum with Lynk’s existing platform, positioning them against rivals like SpaceX and AST SpaceMobile.
Lynk Global and Omnispace are reportedly merging to combine their assets in a bid to advance direct-to-device (D2D) satellite services, according to a joint announcement. Sources indicate that the merger will leverage Omnispace’s 60 megahertz of S-band spectrum with Lynk’s current D2D platform, which uses five low Earth orbit satellites to provide intermittent messaging in select island nations. The move aims to position the merged entity competitively against industry players like SpaceX and AST SpaceMobile, who are also securing satellite frequencies for similar services.
Unprecedented CO₂ Surge Reveals Amazon’s Declining Resilience Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels are accelerating at an alarming rate, with 2024 witnessing…
The Scale of Starlink’s Constellation SpaceX’s Starlink project has reached a significant milestone with over 10,000 satellites launched since its…
European Startup Challenges Satellite Industry Status Quo Belgian startup Nxgsat has successfully raised €1.2 million ($1.4 million) in seed funding…
SpaceX’s Starlink Network Hits Historic Deployment Milestone SpaceX has achieved a significant milestone in satellite communications, having launched its 10,000th…
Myanmar’s junta forces have raided the notorious KK Park scam compound, releasing over 2,000 workers according to official statements. The operation comes as Beijing increases pressure on border regions to dismantle criminal networks linked to Chinese syndicates.
Myanmar’s military government has conducted a major raid on the infamous KK Park scam compound, reportedly releasing more than 2,000 workers who had been forced to operate cyber scams under brutal conditions. According to reports from the junta’s information ministry, forces “cleared” the facility and confiscated 30 Starlink satellite terminals manufactured by Elon Musk‘s company, which sources indicate were being used to facilitate online criminal activities from the remote border location.
