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The International Telecommunication Union deadline requires Rivada Space Networks to have at least 144 satellites launched into orbit by 2026-06-10.
The International Telecommunication Union deadline requires Rivada Space Networks to have the remaining 144 satellites in orbit by 2026-09-18.
Viasat’s C-130 Roll-On/Roll-Off high-throughput G-18 Ka-band antenna hatch terminal (GAT-5518HM) is designed to operate across the full ITU Ka-band spectrum and all polarizations without user intervention.
The ITU Space Sustainability Forum 2024 will be in session from 2024-09-10 through 2024-09-11 in Geneva, Switzerland.
The ITU Space Sustainability Forum 2024 is designed as an opportunity to present, discuss, and examine policies, best practices, guidelines, and strategies to ensure space remains accessible and sustainable.
Shanghai Lanjian Hongqing Technology Company filed an Advance Publication Information with the International Telecommunication Union on 2024-05-24 for a constellation named Honghu-3.
The International Telecommunication Union received filings for more than 300 constellations representing more than 1 million satellites by the beginning of 2023.
Radiocommunication Assembly 2023 endorsed Recommendation ITU-R M.2160 pertaining to the 0.006 kg framework referred to as IMT-2030.
The RA-23 endorsement of ITU-R M.2160 establishes a foundation for the forthcoming development of network standards for IMT-2030.
AST SpaceMobile has updated its constellation filing with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) agreed at the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC) in Dubai to add an agenda item for the next WRC in 2027 to study radio quiet zones and protection of radio telescopes from interference caused by satellite constellations.
The International Telecommunication Union’s Radio Assembly 2023 approved a resolution to study space sustainability issues.
Documentation filed with the International Telecommunication Union in April sets plans for 36 polar orbital planes with 36 satellites each, totaling 1,296 spacecraft, operating in the Ku, Q, and V bands.
WRC-23 approved placing NGSO astronomy interference and equitable access issues up for study to be debated at the next ITU conference in 2027.
Satellites in geostationary orbit (GSO) must stay within 0.5 degrees of an assigned orbital slot under International Telecommunication Union rules.
The process to transfer the 46° East orbital position to Azerbaijan started on 2020-12-08 with the submission of the necessary documents to the ITU.
Under previous ITU-R regulations, HAPS mobile base stations could operate in the 2 GHz mobile spectrum band but use of the 700–900 MHz, 1.7 GHz, and 2.5 GHz global mobile bands for HAPS was prohibited.
WRC-23 modified ITU-R’s Radio Regulations to expand HAPS spectrum use to include three additional global mobile spectrum bands: 700–900 MHz, 1.7 GHz, and 2.5 GHz.
More than 3,900 delegates from 163 ITU Member States attended WRC-23, including 84 ministerial-level participants.
A total of 151 ITU Member States signed the WRC-23 Final Acts.