Galaxy GEO fleet

An engineer using a Samsung Galaxy S22 near Hana, Hawaii connected with AST SpaceMobile's BlueWalker 3 on 2023-09-08 to converse with another engineer in Spain for almost two minutes.

M51, also known as NGC 5194 or the Whirlpool Galaxy, is about 27 million light-years away from Earth in the constellation Canes Venatici.

M51 is interacting with its near neighbor, the dwarf galaxy NGC 5195.

Maxar’s Galaxy satellites built for Intelsat are based on the Maxar 1300™ platform.

The G-37/H-4 launch completes Intelsat’s Galaxy fleet refresh plan that began about 10 months earlier.

The Galaxy satellites that Maxar built for Intelsat are based on the Maxar 1300 platform.

Namuga is a crucial supplier for Samsung Electronics’ flagship smartphones, including the Galaxy S23.

AST SpaceMobile, in partnership with AT&T and Japanese telco Rakuten, made its first voice call on 2023-04-20 using an unmodified Samsung Galaxy S22 smartphone and the BlueWalker 3 test satellite.

Galaxy offers connectivity services powered by OneWeb’s LEO satellite communications network designed for remote Canadian enterprises, including mine sites and remote communities.

Galaxy has deployed OneWeb services to more than 75 locations throughout Canada.

Galaxy connects anywhere from 30 to 800 users at each deployed OneWeb site in Canada.

Samsung plans to use Iridium’s constellation to bring satellite connectivity to its Galaxy S23 smartphones 2023.

Galaxy 35 and Galaxy 36 are part of Intelsat’s Galaxy fleet refresh plan and are the fifth and sixth of seven new Intelsat satellites launching as part of that plan.

The State Key Laboratory of Geohazard Prevention and Geoenvironment Protection in Sichuan deployed the Optech Galaxy T2000 to aid post-disaster recovery and reconstruction after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake in the Luding area of Sichuan, China.

Intelsat’s Galaxy fleet refresh plan began with Galaxy 30 in 2020 and includes a total of seven new Intelsat satellites scheduled to launch during the next six months.

Data from the Optech CLS-A, ALTM Galaxy, and Lynx systems can be processed through a common workflow using Optech LMS Professional.

The G2 sensor system combines two Galaxy sensor heads and a 150MP camera over a standard 19" aircraft sensor portal to deliver 4 million points per second.

Galaxy 33 is part of a comprehensive plan to upgrade the entire Intelsat Galaxy fleet.

Intelsat expects to move customers from Galaxy 23 to Galaxy 33 once Galaxy 33 enters service in November 2022.

The James Webb Space Telescope’s first image captured by NIRCam features a deep field of the SMACS 0723 galaxy cluster as it appeared 4.6 billion years ago.