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Omnispace, a satellite communications company, has reported experiencing interference from direct-to-device payloads on recently launched SpaceX Starlink satellites, marking an early test of new Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations.
Carnival Corporation & plc, the world's largest cruise company, has completed the installation of Starlink across its entire global fleet.
Air New Zealand has announced plans to trial Starlink broadband on domestic flights; positioning itself in the intensifying competition to connect planes using Low Earth Orbit (LEO) services.
In an FCC filing made this week SpaceX is seeking "special temporary authority" to commence testing of there Starlink Direct To Cell service on December 10, with a testing period lasting 180 days.
Solar energy startup, Solestial, has unveiled its plans to provide solar arrays for space tugs developed by Denver-based startup Atomos Space.
True Anomaly has announced a deal with Redwire to equip their Jackal spacecraft with Redwires state-of-the-art navigation and sensing cameras which are slated to launch in early 2024.
LeoStella the small satellite manufacturer has announced significant details about its latest and largest spacecraft, the LS300 satellite bus.
Starlink brings Wifi to Kenya amidst ISP dominance battle with Africa-based Satellite ISPs
Brightline has announced that it has become the first in its industry to provide Starlink satellite broadband to its customers.
SpaceX is preparing to take their Starlink service to the next level by offering cell service coverage.
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