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SpaceX Nails Test Objectives For Starship-Super Heavy Flight 13
12+ hour, 1+ min ago (100+ words) Aviation Week SpaceX Nails Test Objectives For Starship-Super Heavy Flight 13 Irene Klotz is Senior Space Editor for Aviation Week, based in Cape Canaveral. Before joining Aviation Week in 2017, Irene spent 25 years as a wire service reporter covering human and robotic…...
What Is The 25-Year Rule For Satellites?
33+ min ago (436+ words) SlashGear What Is The 25-Year Rule For Satellites? With nearly 15,000 active artificial satellites up there as of 2026, space is filling up fast, so it comes as no surprise that there's a 25-year rule in place to keep things in check....
STARSHIP PASSED THE PAYLOAD TEST. REUSE IS STILL MISSING. Fl
3+ hour, 24+ min ago (323+ words) KuCoin STARSHIP PASSED THE PAYLOAD TEST. REUSE IS STILL MISSING. Flight 13 ended with Super Heavy hitting the Gulf hard, but the mission advanced the part of Starship that matters most to SpaceX’s near-term commercial story. Starship showed it can deploy…...
Elon Musk focuses on Brazil, and Vivo customers may soon use Starlink on their cell phones without an antenna, as satellite technology enters the phase of tests authorized by Anatel and promises coverage where 5G does not reach.
2+ hour, 3+ min ago (854+ words) Vivo is negotiating with SpaceX an agreement to offer in Brazil direct connectivity between cell phones and satellites, without an external antenna, but the service does not yet have a confirmed commercial launch or a defined date to reach the…...
Inside the High-Tech Effort to Keep Satellites Alive
3+ hour, 18+ min ago (401+ words) Newser Inside the High-Tech Effort to Keep Satellites Alive A two-armed space robot blasted off on a private salvage operation Tuesday to slap life-extending jetpacks on old satellites running low on fuel thousands of miles up. It's the second satellite-saving…...
Direct-to-device satellite won't replace cellular—but it could reshape rural connectivity, says William Webb
12+ hour, 13+ min ago (675+ words) July 25, 2026 | EXPERT INSIGHTS | by Claus Hetting, Wi-Fi NOW CEO & Chairman Create your free WiFi NOW account to continue reading. The hype surrounding direct-to-device (D2D) satellite services continues to build. Every few weeks another announcement suggests that satellites are about to transform…...
How monitoring alerts helped me trace a recurring outage to one failing switch
4+ hour, 57+ min ago (243+ words) For a while I had this recurring problem — servers would just drop off the network randomly, no clear pattern, and every time it happened I'd spend ages trying to figure out why. Nothing obvious ever connected the dots. I started…...
Starlink 4K Streaming: 5 Details That Actually Matter
5+ hour, 12+ min ago (203+ words) Starlink just put its 4K streaming capability front and center, posting a direct claim that users can enjoy reliable ultra-high-definition streaming even in the most rural and remote locations on Earth. That's a bold statement — and it's worth unpacking what the…...
Web Traffic Management Architecture: From Request Analysis to Intelligent Access Control
7+ hour, 40+ min ago (258+ words) A website today is not only responsible for serving pages. It also needs to handle different types of requests, distributed services, API communication, security requirements, and performance optimization. As a result, web traffic management has become an important part of…...
My WSL2 VM Kept Losing Network Every Five Minutes
7+ hour, 6+ min ago (269+ words) Every five minutes or so, my entire Windows machine would drop off the network for a few seconds — not just WSL, the whole host. Browser tabs would stall, calls would drop, and it only happened while WSL2 was running. This is…...