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Cargo ship docks with International Space Station
An unpiloted SpaceX Dragon capsule loaded with 2.5 tons of supplies, research material and needed equipment approaches the International Space Station over western Africa. Image: Sen 4K camera An unpiloted SpaceX cargo ship docked at the International Space Station early Monday, delivering more than 5,000 pounds of equipment and supplies including 1,500 tortillas, the crumb-free…
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GEO’s Evolution, and Global Growth and Ambitions
Welcome to the September edition of Via Satellite. This edition has a fantastic lineup of features touching on some of the most important issues driving the conversation in the satellite industry — the future of Geostationary Orbit (GEO), aviation and cruise markets, and the ramp-up of space capabilities for defense in Europe. In the cover…
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Assured Space Debuts CapLink Phased Array System
Assured Space Access Technologies is rolling out a new phased array antenna system designed for missile defense radar operations and space communications. Assured Space announced the CapLink Array on Monday, explaining it is designed with a “proprietary capacitive dipole element design in a novel configuration,” for wide frequency bandwidth and high gain. The CapLink Array…
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Neo Space Group: Accelerating Geospatial Impact
As global reliance on Earth Observation (EO) continues to accelerate, demand is shifting from raw satellite imagery to end-to-end geospatial intelligence — insights that are timely, trusted, and tailored to mission-specific needs. Neo Space Group (NSG), a provider of satellite communications, geospatial, and PNT services, wholly owned by the Public Investment Fund (PIF) and aligned…
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SpaceX’s latest Dragon mission will breathe more fire at the space station
SpaceX completed its 33rd cargo delivery to the International Space Station early Monday, when a Dragon supply ship glided to an automated docking with more than 5,000 pounds of scientific experiments and provisions for the lab’s seven-person crew. The resupply flight is part of the normal rotation of cargo and crew missions that keep the…
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How GEO is Evolving to Secure its Place in the Multi-Orbit Puzzle
A satellite in Geostationary Orbit (GEO) is the picture of stability. It seems to hover motionless above the same spot on Earth, broadcasting to the same region year after year. But the market for GEO is moving fast. What was once a stable business model built on 15 to 20-year investments, reliable revenues and minimal…
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The Terabit Jump: Optical Satcom and the Ground Network Bottleneck
When Netflix shipped DVDs by mail in the early 2000s, the U.S. Postal Service effectively offered a higher data rate than dial-up internet. Then broadband internet arrived — and seemingly overnight, streaming media rewired our world: binge-watching, e-commerce, nonstop social feeds. Platforms like YouTube and Facebook followed, unleashing demand for services that hadn’t previously existed.…
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York Space Systems Delivers 21 Transport Layer Satellites Ahead of First SDA Tranche 1 Launch
York Space Systems said on Monday that it has delivered 21 communications satellites — what are to be the first non-prototype Space Development Agency (SDA) birds to contribute to military operations by linking sensors to shooters in seconds. SDA declined to say when the first Tranche 1 Transport Layer (T1TL) satellites will be launched, but…
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How Avcom Powers Real-World Signal Monitoring
For over four decades, Avcom of Virginia has built a reputation as a trusted provider of spectrum analysis and beacon receiver solutions. From satellite ground stations to tactical terminals, Avcom products are known for their rugged reliability, intuitive integration, and mission-ready performance. Avcom’s support before and after the sale is second to none. This report…