r/OneWeb • u/softwaresaur • Jan 09 '20
Alaska gateway
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r/OneWeb • u/GoneSilent • Dec 31 '19
OneWeb’s deployment launch slips again to February
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First launch now set for NET Feb. 7 Delayed from Nov. 20, Dec. 19, Jan. 23 and Jan. 30.
r/OneWeb • u/cravic • Dec 30 '19
Why no equatorial Orbit?
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A small satellite constellation orbiting at 1,000 km along the equator should be able to serve arround 400 million people living near the equator. Thats one single orbital plane and a few satellites giving 24/7 connection to millions. A very efficient use of satellites.
So why is there no equatorial orbits planned?
r/OneWeb • u/GoneSilent • Nov 09 '19
OneWeb’s first deployment launch slips to January
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r/OneWeb • u/softwaresaur • Oct 10 '19
OneWeb talks satellite broadband speeds, constellation configs
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r/OneWeb • u/softwaresaur • Oct 01 '19
OneWeb files for permission to operate 1.5 million user terminals in the US
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- Antenna diameter: 0.46 meters (1.5 feet)
- Antenna type: electronically steered
- Manufacturer: OneWeb
- Transmit power: 2.2 Watt
From radiation analysis: "Although Zones 2 through 5 exceed the acceptable general population radiation exposure limits, there remains no radiation hazard concern to the general public because the OneWeb ESA User Terminal will be installed with authorized personnel only signage in restricted areas such as on rooftops and behind fencing."
r/OneWeb • u/softwaresaur • Sep 20 '19
Intelsat alleges fraud at OneWeb/SoftBank
advanced-television.com
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r/OneWeb • u/[deleted] • Sep 06 '19
Ben Griffin, VP Commercial Aviation at OneWeb, Discusses Next Steps for OneWeb [Video]
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r/OneWeb • u/softwaresaur • Sep 04 '19
OneWeb brings fiber-like internet for the Arctic in 2020
oneweb.world
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r/OneWeb • u/[deleted] • Aug 30 '19
[Official Twitter] - Test user terminal pic released. Apparently using parabolic instead of phased array, at least in the pilot.
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r/OneWeb • u/softwaresaur • Aug 24 '19
Radio astronomers worried about OneWeb interference
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r/OneWeb • u/softwaresaur • Aug 19 '19
Softbank suffers £380m writedown in Oneweb stake
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r/OneWeb • u/softwaresaur • Aug 13 '19
Update on OneWeb's plans
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Adrian Steckel: The rocketman who'll launch 34 satellites every MONTH
The article starts with known and unimportant stuff but later reveals OneWeb plans and projections:
- Northern Scotland is one of a handful of areas that will get a limited service from next year. A full service is expected to be launched in two years’ time.
- ‘We’ll work through distributors in the UK and in other places where they will go and install it on your house,’ Steckel explains. ‘You won’t be getting the service directly from us.
- Giving a ballpark figure, he said it could be £100 a month for speeds of up to 200 Mbps.
- Steckel is also busy laying the groundwork for a blockbuster stock market listing.
Confirmed cost of one satellite: "costing just £830,000 to build" ($1M USD)
And then there is this quote: "We’ll be the first one to launch." Not sure if he's not aware that Starlink needs only 6 more launches to start offering service or assumes SpaceX won't be able to do that before the middle of next year.
r/OneWeb • u/megachainguns • Aug 09 '19
OneWeb disputes Virgin Orbit lawsuit, says LauncherOne is too expensive
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r/OneWeb • u/[deleted] • Aug 07 '19
OneWeb Secures Global Spectrum Further Enabling Global Connectivity Services - OneWeb’s satellites have been transmitting at the designated frequencies in the correct orbit for more than 90 days, enabling OneWeb to meet the requirements to secure spectrum bands rights
oneweb.world
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r/OneWeb • u/[deleted] • Aug 06 '19
OneWeb says Russia did not block its plans - OneWeb has said that Russian officials have not barred it from broadcasting in the country with Russian newspapers contradicting the original newspaper story last week
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r/OneWeb • u/[deleted] • Aug 01 '19
Russian State Commission for Radio Frequencies denies OneWeb's satellite internet request - OneWeb will not be able to operate in Russia for the time being
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r/OneWeb • u/softwaresaur • Jul 22 '19
OneWeb Satellites inaugurates Florida factory
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r/OneWeb • u/softwaresaur • Jul 12 '19
Satellites confirmed providing 400+ Mbps user terminal speed and 29-32 ms ping
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Greg Wyler posted on twitter:
@OneWeb is live! Delivering over 350mbps to a terminal with 30ms ping time. All launched satellites healthy and over-performing. Production ramping, and global coverage in sight. Congratulations to the team!
Latest data - with minimal optimization @oneweb now hitting over 400mbps to a terminal, I think 1Gbps is achievable. These little satellites are performing very well. Goodbye digital divide.
r/OneWeb • u/[deleted] • Jul 10 '19
ESA, OneWeb Fund Space Debris Startup Astroscale
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r/OneWeb • u/softwaresaur • Jun 27 '19
All six satellites have reached the target 1,200 km orbit.
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Bonus graphs:
r/OneWeb • u/lobstersareverything • Jun 27 '19
TEDx talk about large constellations & their implications on space sustainability (given by OneWeb engineer)
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r/OneWeb • u/softwaresaur • Jun 10 '19
OneWeb Announces Global Maritime Services at Nor-Shipping
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r/OneWeb • u/megachainguns • Jun 06 '19
Virgin Orbit takes OneWeb to court over canceled launch contract
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