Advanced Research in Telecommunications Systems (ARTES) 4.0

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[@samhinchliffe5273]

This is incredible, I am currently writing my aerospace engineering dissertation and it is focused around planned VLEO constellations, it’s amazing just how beneficial VLEO can be to telecommunications if companies can make it profitable (not to mention more sustainable as the satellites de-orbit themselves). Thanks ESA you’ve definitely given me more to write about!

[@olemai]

Wishing you much success with your dissertation

[@samhinchliffe5273]

@@olemai thank you!

[@hamzahkhan8952]

thats amazing! good luck with your career. I plan on also taking aerospace engineering when I start uni in a few months.

[@samhinchliffe5273]

@@hamzahkhan8952 thank you! I’m sure you’ll enjoy aerospace, it’s worth the hard work

[@fabianstriebeck8054]

As long as truly renewable, great. ❤🎉

[@JULIANAHASSANI]

Connection everywhere 🌐

[@christofferskold5591]

amazing stuff :)

[@SD352-68]

The design of very low orbit satellite aeroshells is very interesting, do you have schemes to support master’s or PhD level thesis research for this?

[@_ilincic]

What an inspiring video! I aspire to work for you one day. Just give me a few more years to develop the necessary skills 🚀

[@usmanrajjad]

Amazing thanks for freeing us from starlink

[@user-el6cn3jf8n]

If Musk hadn't been so ambitious, it wouldn't have happened any time soon, like everything the mad physicist did. It has not yet become anything other than a Tom and Jerry cartoon for dreamers.

[@nikosmig2868]

Excellent beyond technology 😃✨👏🎯🌌☄️🚀👍🆗💯👌🙏💖😎

[@richardhalmi1739]

It's a shame that there are no Hungarian subtitles for it, but I still understand it somewhat... 🙃🙃🙃

[@user-ly1sx8ci8z]

❤

[@dark_elf_wizard]

nice

[@TOPDadAlpha]

It is amazing but what about all the space junk already up in orbit. We need to get this cleaned up.

[@samhinchliffe5273]

One of the main benefits of very low earth orbits (VLEO) is that the satellites in these orbits are ‘self cleaning’! They have such a low altitude that they actually experience significant drag unlike most satellites at a higher orbit, so a constant low power propulsion is needed to keep them in orbit, and as soon as that propulsion system is turned off they will deorbit themselves usually in hours!

[@alexandrugheorghe5610]

+ light pollution due to reflectiveness

[@samhinchliffe5273]

@@alexandrugheorghe5610 yeah this is an issue ESA will have to solve, but I think SpaceX have now got pretty good at making their starlink satellites un-reflective so I’m sure they can do the same

[@alexandrugheorghe5610]

@@samhinchliffe5273 yeah, I've to be honest I haven't followed the developments of SpaceX regarding making their satellites un-reflective. Haven't heard anymore complaints about it.

[@richiexp2]

​​​​@@samhinchliffe5273there are thousands of defunct satellites that have been de orbiting for decades and are still there. The ones you're talking about are the new ones going up there now like starlink and they need to be de orbited before the fuel runs out.

[@pauldannelachica2388]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hieristderkanalvomyoutuber5387]

Beim Projekt Lisa 2025 könnte die NASA Vielleicht Gleich 3×3 inklusive In der Mitte der da zu Gehörige Zentral Schwebende Differenzzeit Sensor usw. Also 9 Sensoren Erlauben ein sauberes 3D Erlebnis Vielleicht auch ein Schönes Ergebnis. MfG. Euer Raumschiff Kapitän. 🌳

[@skullandbones1832]

👽

[@quentinpaden1481]

Phone Roverve

[@TheFalco708]

so its like elon musk but better

[@user-pi6ed2sh3y]

$9000 ribu billion dollar AS uang asli di USA also jarkasi pesan roket luar angkasa sebanyak mungkin tahun 2024

[@DawgPro]

All nice... but using kids and showing people that it's ok to drive huge SUVs.

[@paulbradley9912]

You spoke a LOT but said nothing.

[@wolfdog14]

Say hello to the start of skynet

[@user-ly1sx8ci8z]

ManGirl❓️❓️

[@lodewijkbakker3246]

Very cool technology off course, but the voice is a bit off putting. Almost as if an AI is reading this :/