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An MIT professor whose cheers were heard throughout Fenway Park, Paul Lagacé dies at 63

An MIT professor whose cheers were heard throughout Fenway Park, Paul Lagacé dies at 63
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Paul Lagacé, professor of aeronautics and astronautics, dies at 63

Paul Lagacé, professor of aeronautics and astronautics, dies at 63
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Study compares the four largest internet meganetworks

In recent months, people have reported seeing a parade of star-like points passing across the night sky. The formation is not extraterrestrial, or even

New yorkUnited statesEdward crawleyBruce cameronLos angelesNils pachlerCommunications commissionFord foundation professor of engineeringInternational conference on communicationsDepartment of aeronauticsSystem architecture groupFederal communicationsNew york cityInigo del portilloFord foundation professorSystem architecture

MIT study compares four largest internet meganetworks

Massachusetts Institute of Technology In recent months, people have reported seeing a parade of star-like points passing across the night sky. The formation is not extraterrestrial, or even astrophysical in origin, but is in fact a line of satellites, recently launched by SpaceX, that will eventually be joined by many more to form Starlink, a “megaconstellation” that will wrap around the Earth as a global network designed to beam high-speed internet to users anywhere in the world. Starlink is among a handful of global satellite networks currently in development (though not without controversy, due to effects on our view of the night sky). Each is designed to deploy thousands of satellites at various altitudes and inclination angles to the Earth, to connect remote and rural users to the internet.

New yorkUnited statesEdward crawleyBruce cameronLos angelesNils pachlerCommunications commissionFord foundation professor of engineeringInternational conference on communicationsDepartment of aeronauticsSystem architecture groupFederal communicationsNew york cityInigo del portilloFord foundation professorSystem architecture

MIT study compares the four largest internet meganetworks

MIT researchers have run a comparison of the four largest global satellite meganetwork proposals, from SpaceX, Telesat, OneWeb, and Amazon. They found that each network, which would comprise thousands of satellites, could beam down tens of terabits per second, filling gaps left by land-based services.

New yorkUnited statesEdward crawleyBruce cameronLos angelesNils pachlerCommunications commissionFord foundation professor of engineeringInternational conference on communicationsDepartment of aeronauticsSystem architecture groupFederal communicationsNew york cityInigo del portilloFord foundation professorSystem architecture