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How do satellite signals travel from space to earth? Satellites ‘talk’ to people on earth using invisible radio frequencies that are part of the overall electromagnetic spectrum. All wireless signals have to use radio frequencies to travel and some frequencies are reserved for use by satellite signals. These frequencies are called ‘spectrum’.
Why Spectrum Matters
Watch here why C-Band satellite services are important for global connectivity
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5G Path for Emerging Economies
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The Satellite Industry Welcomes WRC-19 Decisions
The Global Satellite Coalition praises the work of administrations in recognising the role of satellite services and the benefits they bring to society ▶
Satellite industry calls for pragmatic spectrum allocation decisions ahead of WRC-19
The Global Satellite Coalition asks policymakers to recognise the vast societal benefits that satellite services provide ▶
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