November, 2024
As of 2023, there are about 4,550 active satellites in space, and it is estimated that by 2030, the number will reach up to 6,000 active satellites in space. Out of the total present satellites, the majority of them, 1,655, are owned or operated by Starlink, SpaceX’s constellation.
Satellite communication involves the relaying of data through satellites. The technology has multiple uses, including enabling efficient mapping and monitoring of the earth’s resources, events, and ecosystems. This information is used for various purposes, such as scientific, administrative, and commercial applications. The application of satellites is widely observed for government, military, and commercial purposes. This also provides Internet access, television, GPS, and much more. Future development is expected to bring advances in innovation in monitoring dynamic factors such as climate change, urban development, and disaster management.
Amazon is preparing to demonstrate a data relay satellite service for NASA for the upcoming project -Kuiper broadband constellation. Project Kuiper’s total Investment is nearly $140 million. Brian Huseman, Amazon's vice president for public policy and community engagement, comments on this, “Expanding investments in Project Kuiper’s infrastructure at Space Florida's Launch and Landing Facility reinforces our commitment to delivering reliable broadband connectivity to unserved, underserved communities worldwide, and strengthens Florida's position as a hub for space innovation and job creation.”
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