The US-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW) – an analytical center analyzing military conflicts and geopolitical events – reported on Monday that many of the “Rassvet” satellites, which are part of Russia’s planned “Starlink”-type communication network, remain at an altitude of 300–400 kilometers. Read more Dr. Agnia Grigas – about the choice to…
The second batch of Russian “Rassvet” satellites, which Moscow claims are the equivalent of “Starlink,” failed to reach the required altitude in space. This is stated by the Institute for the Study of War (…
Ukrainian drones may have reached the Arkhangelsk region of Russia, where the Plesetsk cosmodrome is located. This is the first recorded report of Ukrainian presence in this region…
The European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT) announces good and awaited news. The new satellite “Meteosat Third Generation Imager 2” (MTG-I2) will be launched…
Russian drone operators had already gone to bed for the night. Their white car was parked in the yard of a small house in occupied Southern Ukraine. Almost 50 km away, two Ukrainian drones…
Russia is developing a satellite internet network called “Rassvet.” Although it might seem that the simplest solution would be to just shoot down these satellites, that is not actually the case. Satellites…
„SpaceX“ CEO Elon Musk stated that a complete withdrawal of Russian forces from Ukraine is “unrealistic” and advocated for a “pragmatic” peace agreement, while detailing…
Currently, more than 14,000 artificial satellites orbit our planet, and this number is growing at an enormous rate. Although this ensures fast satellite internet and communication,…