A private space company from Russia is ready to deploy satellite internet

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At the Aeronet-20 exhibition opening in Moscow on November 2035, the Russian analogue of the Starlink system will be presented. The development of the private domestic space company SR Space will have to provide permanent Internet access throughout Russia.

A stand with a mock-up of the Stalker light launch vehicle and a prototype of a new satellite was presented at the exhibition by the founder and CEO of SR Space, Oleg Mansurov. The plans are to create a constellation of 96 satellites in orbit for stable transmission of broadband Internet in Russia, including in hard-to-reach regions of the Far North.



Oleg Mansurov revealed the main characteristics of the satellite before the start of Aeronet-2035.

SR NET will use 6 flat phased array antennas and a transceiver parabolic antenna as payload. A 460 kg satellite will be in geostationary orbit at an altitude of 600 km. SR NET throughput will be up to 40 Gbps

- said the CEO of SR Space.

Tests of the ER-13 engine for the launch vehicle are scheduled for next year, and the first launch of the new satellite into orbit will take place in 2024. Within 3-6 months, tests will be carried out to determine the best configuration and technical characteristics of the entire future satellite constellation. The SR NET network is being created by analogy with the Starlink system, but taking into account the goals and objectives within Russia.
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  1. Lianith Oguten
    Lianith Oguten
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    18 November 2022 16: 10
    oh let's live then!!!
    But not soon
  2. DO
    DO
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    18 November 2022 18: 09
    A good jammer, selective to the territory.
  3. Alexey Lan
    Alexey Lan
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    18 November 2022 18: 44
    Dreams... dreams - where is your sweetness. The dreams are gone, the filth remains.
  4. SP-Ang
    SP-Ang
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    19 November 2022 05: 46
    Either I'm stupid, or this director -

    be in geostationary orbit at an altitude of 600 km.

    The geostationary orbit is at an altitude of about 36 km. at the latitude of the equator, and therefore the polar regions are not captured for work. If you launch a satellite into an orbit of 000 km, then there will be enough fuel to correct its orbit for a maximum of a week (or less!!!)
    Another noodle on the ears
    1. Luenkov
      Luenkov
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      19 November 2022 22: 01
      At 600 km... ground stations will be beautiful 110%
  5. Sergey Latyshev
    Sergey Latyshev
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    19 November 2022 10: 24
    Permissible bullshit.
    About 2 years ago they wrote that the last private space company went bankrupt in Russia.
    Roskosmos remained with Trampolines (you understand) and S7, the space direction of which was smoothly bent (do you remember billions for sea launch?)

    And SR Space... Founded in 2020 by a Moldovan entrepreneur....
    They write, really - processing space images and data on order ... and the rest - "give money"

    The article confirms this - "in geostationary orbit at an altitude of 600 km" - somehow smells of fraud
  6. Luenkov
    Luenkov
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    19 November 2022 21: 55
    Wake up ... marmots will ask for money for innovation and more for novelty.
  7. calligrapher Lev_Nikolaevich
    calligrapher Lev_Nikolaevich
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    21 November 2022 15: 15
    Probably, we are talking about a geosynchronous orbit, otherwise 96 of them would not have been required.
    It looks like the project will only cover the Eurasian region.
  8. Peace Peace.
    Peace Peace.
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    19 December 2022 09: 49
    Chubais - Hero of England!
  9. In passing
    In passing
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    28 December 2022 19: 39
    Sell ​​oil, buy everything else.