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KSAT is building four new antennas in Antarctica at the KSAT Troll station, the commercial ground station serving spacecraft in polar orbit.
KSAT deployed its team to Antarctica during the short summer season to install the new antennas and perform upgrades.
KSAT is expanding Ka-band systems to provide increased flexibility for missions requiring high-bandwidth communications.
KSAT operates the largest integrated commercial ground network with a capacity of 270 KSAT-owned and operated antennas.
KSAT is expanding Ka-band systems to provide increased flexibility for missions requiring high-bandwidth communications.
The European Space Agency awarded a study contract to KSAT as prime contractor with partners DLR, Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace, and Airbus Defence and Space to study the efficient distribution of future ground station locations and the use of novel downlink protocols.
KSAT is building four new antennas at TrollSat to provide expanded service capacity and capability.
KSAT operates a hybrid "Network of Networks" approach that uses partner capacity to provide near-global coverage and fill gaps in its global map.
KBR and KSAT are developing a blended network that includes U.S. government ground station sites alongside KSAT-owned capabilities delivered as a service.
As prime contractor and integrator, KBR selected KSAT to implement a communication solution for the Europe-Africa and Asia-Pacific regions for SWFO.
KSAT is working collaboratively with KBR to provide efficient and reliable delivery of SWFO mission data.
KBR and KSAT are developing a blended network that includes U.S. government ground station sites and KSAT-owned capabilities delivered as a service.
KBR selected KSAT to implement a communication solution for the Europe-Africa and Asia-Pacific regions for the SWFO mission.
KSAT provides communication solutions for missions operating in low Earth orbit (LEO) through cis-lunar space and beyond, including launch and early operations, transit, lunar or Lagrange orbital insertion, lunar landing, operations, and Earth return and re-entry.
The KBR and KSAT team are developing a blended network that includes U.S. government ground station sites and KSAT-owned capabilities delivered as a service.
KBR selected Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT) to implement SWFO communication services for the Europe–Africa and Asia–Pacific regions.
Kongsberg Satellite Services has worked with GHGSat since 2019 to deliver emissions data from GHGSat’s first satellite for Earth observation services.
Kongsberg Satellite Services operates a commercial ground station network with sites spanning all continents.
Kongsberg Satellite Services will provide services to GHGSat from the Tromsø Satellite Operations Centre (TSOC).
GHGSat is partnering with Kongsberg Satellite Services to provide satellite operations and control of GHGSat’s constellation of greenhouse gas monitoring spacecraft.