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A Colossal New Satellite Just Reached Orbit—And the Sky May Never Look (Or Work) the Same Again
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A Colossal New Satellite Just Reached Orbit—And the Sky May Never Look (Or Work) the Same Again
In a year already packed with aerospace milestones, one upcoming satellite launch could redraw the map of global telecommunications. Texas-based AST SpaceMobile is preparing to launch what it calls the largest commercial communications satellite ever placed in low Earth orbit (LEO). Weighing 6.5 metric tons and stretching over 220 square meters of phased-array antennas, BlueBird 6 isn’t just a hardware marvel—it’s a signal flare for a rapidly ev…
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