Satellite Internet :-How Does it Work?(Tech Explained)


Satellite Internet is certainly the future of wireless connectivity .We use Fibre Optic Cables to enable Internet throughout the world but it becomes hard to lay these Fibre Optic Cables in Remote Areas.So here comes the concept of satellite internet.So Let's take a look at how Satellite Internet will help us connect the world wirelessly 

 How Does Satellite Internet Work?
We currently use Satellite Internet at many places but there are limitations as to covering an area ,speeds and other factors.

 So basically we send a satellite up into the space .The Satellite is launched in such a manner that it is geosynchronous with earth.The satellite thus can then emit Radio Waves concentrated at a particular region so that we can get Internet connectivity in that particular region and as the radio waves are concentrated only at a particular region we will be able to get good internet speeds within the region and the added benefit of not requiring to lay Fibre Optic Cables in the whole region.What broadband operators will do that as soon as Radio Waves are transmitted from Satellite the receivers at the local station will do is that they will receive the signal from the satellite and transmit it to our houses where in our houses will have small receivers to receive these signals.

 Now as a single Satellite won't be able to cover the whole region of the Earth we will have to create a large Mesh Network of these Satellites.SpaceX came up with this idea of launching around 4000+ Satellites that will cover the region of the earth.In such a way we can attain good connectivity all over the earth wirelessly.

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