[Podcast] Here comes the sun(spots) — what are the real risks in solar storms?
What are the issues behind sunspots, ionisation in the atmosphere and their effects on satellite communications and terrestrial infrastructure
Tag: satellites
Good day, sunshine
What if a Carrington-level event happened today?
Everything, everywhere, all the time (for the Internet at least)
Will LEO Internet change Internet operations significantly in 2023?
Panel discusses satellite broadband in the Asia Pacific region at APRICOT 2023
What does the LEO rush mean for existing connectivity providers, and what are the technical and policy issues?
How does Starlink compare to broadband?
Guest Post: Starlink has promoted itself as a viable alternative to cellular and broadband Internet.
Fact checking Starlink’s performance figures
Guest Post: How does Starlink performance in the real world compare to its promoted figures?
Journeying through tunnels: The story behind award-winning satellite link research
Guest Post: Research into network-coded tunnels for satellite links is a group effort, standing on the shoulders of giants.
[Podcast] Your network is more ready than you think for the quantum Internet
The Quantum Internet is no longer a thing of tomorrow but is ready to make an impact now.
Behind the network that images the whole world every day
Guest Post: Since 2013, Planet has launched over 500 satellites and built an automated mission control and ground station infrastructure to monitor and control these satellites and download millions of real-time images of the world from space.
Testing LEO and GEO satellite services in Australia
Performance differs greatly for Sky Muster (GEO) and Starlink (LEO) satellite services in Australia based on which TCP flow control protocol you use.