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Amazon’s Kuiper launch accelerates satellite internet ambitions

April 29, 2025, 9:07 am more...

In a bold stride to rival SpaceX’s Starlink, Amazon has deployed its first batch of Project Kuiper satellites. The launch of 27 satellites signals early progress in a larger constellation aimed at delivering global broadband, though industry voices warn of potential orbital overcrowding.

Bluesky: @techcrunch.com, @arstechnica.com, @verge-poster.bsky.social

techcrunch.com / Amazon’s first 27 internet satellites launch to space

gizmodo.com / Amazon Finally Enters the Satellite Internet Race, Taking on SpaceX’s Starlink

wsj.com / Amazon Wants to Be a Satellite-Internet Powerhouse. It Has a Long Way to Go.

cbc.ca / Amazon launches first batch of Kuiper internet satellites to compete with SpaceX's Starlink

arstechnica.com / A rocket launch Monday night may finally jump-start Amazon’s answer to Starlink

cnet.com / Amazon's Project Kuiper Launches With 27 Satellites for Internet Service

wsj.com / Amazon Wants to Be a Satellite-Internet Powerhouse. It Has a Long Way to Go.

theverge.com / Starlink’s got company — and orbital overcrowding is a disaster waiting to happen 

tomshardware.com / Amazon's Starlink rival sees the first 27 satellites successfully reach low-earth orbit — Project Kuiper satellites 'operating as expected'

theverge.com / Amazon launches its first satellites to rival Starlink


permalink / 13 stories from 9 sources in 15 hours ago #amazon #space #aerospace #broadband #networking +


European Booster Test Propels Ariane 6 and Vega-C Upgrades

April 25, 2025, 8:20 am more...

Engineers in French Guiana successfully qualified a beefier P160C solid-fuel motor, setting the stage for enhanced payload capacity on both Ariane 6 and Vega-C rockets. The test marks a significant step in Europe’s quest to boost its space launch capabilities, amid frequent rocket roundup reports.

Bluesky: @arstechnica.com

theregister.com / Europe fires up beefier booster for Ariane 6 and Vega-C

arstechnica.com / Rocket Report: The pitfalls of rideshare; China launches next Tiangong crew


permalink / 3 stories from 3 sources in 4 days ago #china #aerospace #blueorigin #space +


Amazon’s Kuiper satellite rollout hits production snarl

April 23, 2025, 12:20 pm more...

Amazon’s ambitious low-Earth orbit project, aimed at rivaling Starlink, faces significant production delays. The company’s struggle to scale up satellite manufacturing casts a shadow over its high-flying ambitions and intensifies competitive pressure in the burgeoning space connectivity race.

techcrunch.com / Amazon’s Starlink competitor runs into production delays

theinformation.com / Amazon Struggling to Scale Up Kuiper Satellite Production - The Information


permalink / 2 stories from 2 sources in 6 days ago #amazon #space #aerospace +


Andor Season 2 ignites fresh Star Wars discourse on Disney+

April 21, 2025, 1:20 pm more...

Critics are delving deep into the renewed narrative of Star Wars with the second season of Andor, which returns on Disney+ with a bold new vision. The season is being lauded for its rebellious spirit and fresh take on iconic themes, setting the stage for robust discussion among longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Bluesky: @gizmodo.com

cnet.com / 'Andor' Season 2 Premiere: When to Watch the Star Wars Series

gizmodo.com / Report: Lost‘s Carlton Cuse Is Working on a Mysterious Star Wars Show

gizmodo.com / Everything We Saw at Star Wars Celebration Japan

gizmodo.com / Star Wars: Zero Company‘s Developers Want You to Shape Its Story as Much as They Do

gizmodo.com / Andor Season 2 Proves Star Wars Stories Remain Essential and Timely

theverge.com / Andor’s second season traces the long arc of Star Wars’ revolutionary history


permalink / 7 stories from 4 sources in 8 days ago #software #gaming #saas #techpolicy #digitalmarketing +


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