PODCAST: Commercial Connectivity Critical for Communications at the Arctic Circle
In a previous post on the Government Satellite Report, we looked at the current situation in the Arctic Circle and discussed why... Read More
NASA’s Artemis Program and the U.S. Space Force discuss future of space exploration
NASA and the U.S. Space Force collaborate to ensure that the global commons of space are safe, can be utilized for future... Read More
New terminals mean more connectivity on land, sea and air – a Q&A with Scott Sprague of Isotropic Systems
In our last article on the Government Satellite Report, we featured the first in a two-part discussion with Scott Sprague, the Chief... Read More
Scott Sprague of Isotropic Systems discusses a new generation of satellite antennas
In March of this year, SES and Isotropic Systems announced that they were entering into a new phase of their collaborative partnership... Read More
Don’t call it a comeback – hosted payloads have been here for years
A little less than a year ago, Space News’ Debra Werner took a detailed look at hosted payloads in an article entitled,... Read More
Resiliency, redundancy and partnerships to protect global commons of space
The space domain is not something the average citizen thinks about regularly. Apart from rocket launches, the idea of space is mostly... Read More
Non-geostationary satellites figure into Army network modernization plans
The U.S. Army is eying low-latency communication services from non-geostationary satellite systems for the next phase of the network modernization program, a... Read More
“Comms On the Move” via satellite allows ubiquitously empowered warfighters
Ensuring definitive strategic advantages against adversaries is a continual military challenge, especially in rapidly changing environments. Today, many of the platforms and... Read More
Connectivity in the cold – SATCOM for Arctic Circle operations
America’s military is facing more advanced threats – near-peer adversaries – in China and Russia. This has forced them to not only... Read More
