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Kepler Communications is seeking FCC approval to operate a smaller constellation of 18 larger satellites using optical technology for data relay, moving away from its original plan for 140 radio frequency satellites. The shift aims to enhance service efficiency and comply with new de-orbiting regulations. Following successful optical link tests, the company plans to deploy its initial satellites in sun-synchronous orbits, with potential future expansions based on market demand.
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Kepler Communications shifts to optical satellites for data relay services
00:23 20.11.2024
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