Western technologies on Russian weapons: Windows 11 and Starlink in the Molniya-2R drone

To control the drone, as well as to process photos and videos, the Russian occupation forces equipped the device with two computers at once. The first is a miniature single-board Raspberry Pi 5, and the second is a full-fledged mini-PC. This is a Chinese Mini PC F8, labeled by the Russian brand Raskat (NEW IT >>>>

Space risks between the US and China: the Starlink incident.

In low Earth orbit, a dangerous approach was recorded between a Starlink satellite and a recently launched Chinese spacecraft. The incident was reported by Starlink Engineering Vice President Michael Nicholls. He notes that after the launch of nine satellites from the Jiuquan Cosmodrome, the operator did not coordinate orbital parameters or collision avoidance procedures. According >>>>

UASAT: Ukraine’s answer to Starlink for military communications.

Communications and electronic warfare expert Serhiy Beskrestnov, known online as “Flash,” commented on the Ukrainian UASAT project, which is positioned as an “alternative to Starlink” for the frontline. Despite the company’s claims, technically, the system is not yet a full-fledged replacement for Starlink, as it does not have its own constellation of satellites. According to >>>>

Chinese scientists have created a technology for jamming Starlink using drones.

Chinese researchers from Zhejiang University and the Beijing Institute of Technology have announced successful tests of a new technology capable of jamming the Starlink satellite Internet. During the simulation, the experts recreated a scenario in which the People’s Liberation Army of China has to disable enemy communications in a territory commensurate with Taiwan. Calculations showed >>>>

Communication of the future: Ukraine is a testbed for mobile Starlink in Europe

Starlink and Київстар

This year, Kyivstar is preparing to take another step into the future – the company plans to launch new services based on Starlink satellite Internet. Initially, access will be limited, but over time, the technology will expand to include new use cases, higher speeds, and wider coverage. This is just the beginning of a major >>>>