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October 10, 2025

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Amazon to start satellite broadband

Islamabad: Amazon’s low -track satellite initiative (LEO) has planned to launch broadband satellite services in Pakistan by the end of 2026. The Ministry of Informatics and Telecommunication has announced details of this significant development in the Pakistan digital landscape after a meeting between the Federal Minister of Informatics and Telecommunication Shaza Fatima Khawaja and a delegation from Project Kuiper. Welcoming Amazon’s interest in Pakistan, the federal minister underlined: “The entry of the Kuiper project into Pakistan is a step forward in promoting digital integration and enhancing the connectivity ecosystem. The Kuiper team expressed its intention to create ground infrastructure in

September 18, 2025

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Bureaucracy is delaying licenses for ISP satellite

Islamabad: Satellite -based internet service providers have expressed serious concerns about bureaucratic obstacles in the finalization of a licensing regime, which can stop investing millions of dollars. Five providers of satellite -based internet services (ISP), including Starlink, have applied for licenses for the provision of broadband in Pakistan. But they complain that state entities delay the process. Sources in the Pakistani Space Activities Regulatory Council (PSARB) said that five companies, such as Starlink and Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Technology Limited that provide satellite internet, had expressed interest in entering the Pakistani market. Other companies are Oneweb (Group Eutelsat), the Amazon Group’s

July 12, 2025

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Satellite images show that Iran hit us the American dome in Qatar Military Base

Listen to the article The new satellite images show Iran’s rocket strike on a US military base in Qatar in June, destroyed a dome used for secure communications, a basic structure at Al Udeid air base, which hosts the US Central Command headquarters. An international press analyzed satellite images from the PBC Planet Labs showing the dome intact on the morning of June 23, on the day of the strike, and then missing in pictures two days later. The scorch signs and minor damage are visible, but the rest of the base is largely untouched. The Pentagon confirmed that an

March 25, 2025

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Mysterious spiral white sky was found in the UK

Listen to the article A glamorous spiral that appeared in the night sky over Britain Monday night caused by a spacex Falcon 9 missile launch, experts confirmed. The unusual formation, described by witnesses as “turbulent blue-white shine”, was visible for about 30 minutes as it moved slowly from north to south. The phenomenon triggered speculations in social media, with some observers to initially suggest that it could be an unrecognized flight object (UFO) or a satellite readiness. The experts later recognized the source of the show to the exhaust from a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, which had started from Cape

January 10, 2025

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Experts look into satellite internet rules

Listen to the article KARACHI: Businessmen and experts have praised the government’s efforts to facilitate a prominent brand of satellite internet service starting operations in Pakistan and expressed hope for an alternative internet option to solve connectivity problems for users and boost the rural economy. They said satellite Internet service could be a big catalyst for uplifting various industries, including education, defense, healthcare, banking, agriculture, aquaculture, oil and gas, mining and natural resource exploration. Currently, the federal government is working to introduce a satellite Internet service in the country to support businesses and individuals. Authorities are in talks with Starlink,

May 28, 2024

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Recovery of gas subsidy Rs 24b ok

Islamabad: The cost of consumer goods and power generation is set to rise further after the government on Monday approved recovery of subsidized imported natural gas worth Rs 24 billion for two Punjab-based fertilizer units from industrial and power consumers. The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet moved the brief to further extend the period of supply of subsidized imported gas to these two fertilizer units as an additional agenda item. Headed by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, the ECC approved the summary despite the petroleum minister’s dissenting note, sources said. The ECC also approved the diversion of the Rs

April 23, 2024

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Satellite images show damage to Israeli air base from Iranian attack

Following the events of April 13, when Iran launched an attack on Israel, conflicting reports have emerged regarding the success and impact of the attack. While Iran boasts of a successful strike, Israel claims the attack was foiled. ONE BBC The report analyzed the satellite images to reveal the events surrounding Iran’s attack on Israel and the subsequent Israeli response. Iran’s airstrike on Israel on April 13 was in retaliation for an attack on its embassy in Damascus, dubbed “Vada Sadiq” by Iran. Reports indicate that Iran deployed around 300 suicide missiles and drones in the early hours of that

April 12, 2024

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Successful launch of China’s Queqiao-2 relay satellite for lunar probe mission

BEIJING: The China National Space Administration (CNSA) said on Friday that the launch of a key signal relay satellite was a “total success” and will serve as a communication bridge for its future lunar probe missions for years to come, state media reported. China launched the Queqiao-2 satellite, named after a mythological bridge of magpies, and two tiny satellites, Tiandu-1 and Tiandu-2, on March 20. Queqiao-2 will be used as a communication bridge between ground operations on Earth and upcoming lunar missions on the far side of the moon until at least 2030. The near side of the moon always

February 20, 2024

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SpaceX to launch India’s maiden spy satellite, expanding surveillance capabilities

The satellite will play a central role in monitoring the “Line of Actual Control” along the Chinese border SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket carrying a South Korean spy satellite lifts off from Vandenberg Space Base, Calif., on Dec. 1 —SpaceX India is preparing to launch its first indigenously developed spy satellite via a SpaceX launch vehicle in April this year. Interesting Engineering mentionted. The satellite, built by TATA Advanced Systems (TAS) Limited, the defense arm of the TATA Group, will boost India’s Radar Imaging Satellite (RISAT) fleet, increasing the number from 12 to 16, according to Economic Times. With operations based

January 20, 2024

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Iran launches Sorayya satellite, sets ‘new record’

TEHRAN: Iran announced on Saturday the successful launch of a satellite into the highest orbit yet amid escalating tensions with the West over its ballistic missile program. In a statement published by state media, the aerospace unit of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it launched the Sorayya satellite into orbit with an indigenous Qaem 100 satellite carrier. The satellite with a 50-kilogram payload was placed into orbit 750 kilometers (460 miles) above Earth’s surface by a three-stage Qaem 100 carrier vehicle, which is equipped to carry up to 100 kilograms, Communications and Information Technology Minister Isa said Zarepour.

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