The low-orbit satellites being launched to provide 5G and Wi-Fi services everywhere on Earth contaminate our night skies, flood Earth with powerful, focused electromagnetic beams that emit radiofrequency (RF) and microwave yet no national or international…

Space battles are at the core of countless science fiction stories—yet recent technological and political developments make the prospect a more likely reality

Omnispace acquired a new strategic partner in its quest to build and operate a Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite-powered 5G network. The Washington D.C.-based operator reached a collaborative agreement with Lockheed Martin that will see the two companies work…

Accenture explains how satellites and 5G can give mining companies better access to real-time data for efficient and autonomous operations. Read more.

A trail of lights in the sky is pretty weird.

Last week, OneWeb announced that they have successfully launched another 36 Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites thereby bringing its total in-o...

Open Cosmos is working on the construction, mission management and launch preparation of the first Sateliot nanosatellites.

2-day Webinar on LEO Satellite Networks: Talks by top experts on Earth imaging and satellite broadband.

This simple formulation is generally agreed to be the “second most-famous equation in science (after E= mc2),” and you can find it in nearly every astronomy textbook.