#X-band communication satellites

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Colors and Light

There's videos making the rounds in the art community about Magenta, Cyan, and Yellow being the true primary colors of paint and physical media and life.

This has been known for quite sometime in the print media sector because they make up the basic colors of printer ink--excluding Black; which is usually added in order to add darker colors and because text is usually black.

Conversely; it's common knowledge that the primary colors of light are Red, Green, and Blue. Despite the bands outside that (radio, micro, infrared, ultraviolet, x-ray, and gamma-rays) being included in the spectrum.

The more dangerous parts of the spectrum are everything beyond ultraviolet which can irradiate or injury a person.

<aside>Yea, that's why sunlight can cook food as good as your microwave can; and why certain melanin-deficient individuals need to wear sunscreen or [x] like the vampires they are.</aside>

Despite this; we can only see a beam of light when it reflects or refracts off some surface. We have eyes that evolved to sense the light around us, and melanin in our skin, and skin that detects radiation (sunlight), because of the atmosphere that refracts the light, and the ground which can reflect it.

All produced by the Sun, a huge nuclear reactor that produces an incalculable amount of energy, and makes life possible here on earth. Probably.

We know this because of the infinite "darkness" known as space. We cannot see anything except darkness when we look out at night except for the other stars, planets, moons, satellites, aircraft and air debris. Provided you're not near a city with a lot of light pollution.

I'm typing all this out to understand light at the particle level. Whatever it is we're measuring when we measure a photon.

And I've settled on something; Plants reflect green light because they absorb Red light; except when the leaves turn red during the fall.

And certain pine trees can appear blue, the ones farthest to the north.

I assume this is related somehow, but I'm not sure exactly how or why.

My assumption is because darker colors absorb more light and heat and vice versa. And yet; I get the feeling there's a bit more to it than that.

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KIAN x BECKY SHIP NAME BRAINSTORMING

@scucondi responded to an ask about ship names and stated there wasn't really one aside from kianbecky. This WILL NOT do, we need to give them the most elaborate name PRONTO!!

kianbecky/beckykian <- honestly a bit bland to me and i think we could do better stonejones/jonestone <- another mashup name but i think it's a lil' cuter rockstars <- used by @scucondi rockstars reunion <- idea from scucondi the jasmine album <- the jasmine is the name of becky's motorcycle!! idea from scucondi willotstreet instrumental <- ... willotstreet album <- ... willotstreet jam sesh <- ... jam sesh <- ... love concert <- ... bikers band <- ... rollingstones <- the rolling of a wheel and kian's last name, has the imagery of gravel being kicked up by a bike, rock and roll, also a reference to the band the rolling stones i imagine. idea from @jugg4lojuic3

LOVER'S PEAK <- notable location that could maybe incorporated into a ship name

TRUNK <- the trunk of a car, the trunk of a tree

HEARTWOOD <- i think this is too nonspecific to be a ship name but the heartwood is the inner part of a tree trunk and that's so cute

STREAM <- streaming audio, the water by lover's peak

K + B / KIAN + BECKY / ETC <- not a name in itself but i thought about those carvings couples make into trees, rocks or metal and am throwing this out there in case someone is inspired by this

HEART <- a pulse, a heart beat, this idea is a classic

BRIDGE <- the bridge is a section of a song that’s intended to provide contrast to the rest of the composition and, i dunno, for some reason it popped into my head as something relevant to their relationship (on this same train of thought maybe other terms to do with song structure could be pulled for inspiration e.g chorus) the bridge is also a part of a guitar the strings run over

miscellaneous words - urban, suburban, city - engine, motor, vehicle - pitch, rhythm, strumming, strings, tuning pegs, headstock, pick guard, fretboard, strobe dots, belt drive, direct drive, stylus, plinth, speed selector, turntable - radio station, broadcast, satellite, dipole, directors, cradle, reflector - scratching records, burning tapes, friction, deteriorate, tearing, distortions - soulmate, temptation, impulse, leaving, runaway, stuck

The following section is dedicated to ship names and ideas that have spoilers for Blood in the Bayou:

bugjam <- idea from @scucondi the bug album <- idea from scucondi battle of the bugs <- like battle of the bands but bug!! idea from scucondi siren song <- "siren song for kianbecky? she pulled him into the hive like sirens pull sailers into the sea and music and yea. is this anything?" from anon revertebrates <- i'm personally attached to this ship name because it's fun to say!! the revving of a motorcycle combined with invertebrate willotveins <- inspired by the kiss me (kill me) lyrics "why do the trees have veins" with willot (as in willot st) instead of willow (willow tree) the song was brought up by @jugg4lojuic3

SHELLAC <- early phonograph records (like vinyl records) were made with differing materials, one such being shellac - this stood out to me for obvious reasons. also a headshell is a head-piece designed to attach to the end of your turntable's tonearm.

(speaking of tonearms, a tonearm is the movable part of a record player that carries the pickup and permits the needle to follow the record groove. this is my contribution to a potential kian x rolan ship name because music and also rolan's bug arm, you know?)

TRACT <- a mix of digestive tracts, car tracks and music tracks, i really like this word play

CARTRIDGE/CARTILAGE <- more word play :3

INSECT MIGRATION <- kian brings up the word "runaway" in his song to becky and it made me think of insects migrating so maybe something could be done with that

ANTENNA <- to do with radios and broadcasts but also bug anatomy

VIBRATIONS <- to do with music but also bug communication

RECORDING BUG <- you know how you have those "bugs" that can record conversations? like someone gets "bugged"? yeah that

miscellaneous words - bodies, bugs, insects, thorax, abdomen, elytra, exoskeleton, shedding, cocoon, metamorphosis, leaf

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VA-261 the 117th and last ever Ariane 5 will launch at 23:00BST tonight from ELA-3 Kourou, French Guiana. It will launch two military communication satellites, one French, one German.

Syracuse 4B (Comsat-NG2): French military communications satellite built for prime contractor Thales Alenia by Airbus using an all electric (with a Fakel SPT140D propulsion unit) Eurostar-3000EOR bus for the French defence procurement agancy DGA (Direction Generale de l'Armement). It is a military communications satellite with X-band and Ka-band sets plus an active anti-jamming antenna with onboard processor. It will join the previously launched Syracuse 4A and will replace the Syracuse 3A & 3B vehicles. It has a design life of 15 years. Mass 3572kg

Heinrich Hertz (H2Sat): Built by OHB Systems AG civil and military communications technology demonstrator funded by the German government, managed by the German Aerospace Center (DLR) on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs & Energy (BMWi) and the German Federal Ministry of Defence (BMVg). Based on the SmallGEO (LUXOR) bus, it will be capable of onboard digital signal processing and reprogramming.

The fairing feature banners for the satellites plus an Ariane Continuum banner and a last launch lucky shamrock as also adorned previous marks of Ariane.

Ariane 6 will replace Ariane 5, but it is running a little late, first launch is planned for 2024. Pic: Arianespace S. Corvaja

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Daily Mail - April 21, 1992

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AIDS PLEA BY STAR AS FANS SING PRAISES

Mercury show with a warning

ELIZABETH TAYLOR took the stage at Wembley last night to remind 72,000 Freddie Mercury fans why they were there.

As well as raising an estimated £20million for AIDS charities, the tribute concert to the late Queen star was intended to increase awareness among young people about the perils of the killer disease and Miss Taylor made no excuses for her hard-hitting speech.

'In just two weeks there will be as many new infections of the AIDS virus as there are people here tonight,' she said. 'Please don't let it happen to you.

‘You are the future of our world. Protect yourselves. Whether you are straight, gay or bisexual use a condom every single time you have sex.'

At one point, she was interrupted by hecklers screaming 'Get Off' and 'Let's have some music'. Eyes blazing, she said: ‘I’ll get off in a minute. I have something to say.'

In a personal tribute to Mercury, who died of AIDS last year, she added: ‘The bright light of his talent still exhilarates even now that his life has been so cruelly extinguished. It needn't have happened, it shouldn't have happened, we must not let it happen again.'

In Britain, there have been 5,649 cases of AIDS since 1982, according to Government statistics with 3,334 deaths.

TRIBUTE TO A LOST STAR: 72,000 SAY IT WITH CHEERS AND TEARS

For one big night only Freddie was centre stage

By BAZ BAMIGBOYE and LESTER MIDDLEHURST

EVERYBODY who was anybody in pop music was there as the late Freddie Mercury made a guest appearance at his own tribute concert last night.

His face appeared on giant video screens high across Wembley stadium.

It was as if the lead singer of Queen were alive and well and strutting centre stage once again. 'You ready, brothers and sisters?’ he bellowed as a video showing past triumphs was screened. The 72,000-strong crowd screamed back: 'Yes!'

They waved Union Flags emblazoned with 'Freddie, we love you', 'Freddie come back' and 'Freddie forever'.

They were sentiments echoed 10,000-fold throughout the night. But the big message of the show was a warning — that AIDS, the disease which killed Mercury, could do the same for many, many more.

Weeping

Queen drummer Roger Taylor came on stage with fellow band members John Deacon and Brian May to launch what amounted to the most glittering send-off any showbusiness star has been given.

‘This show is for Freddie, for you and for me,' Taylor told the audience. 'It's also to show that AIDS affects us all. Tonight you can cry as much as you like.'

Many in the crowd took him literally. Stars too had difficulty choking back the tears, and earlier in the day George Michael broke down as he sang Somebody To Love with the London Community Gospel Choir.

Michael moved away from the microphone, unable to continue. 'I needed to cry and I wanted to get as much crying as possible done before the actual show,' he said.

Just as Mercury appeared on the video screen singing Yes, I'm The Great Pretender, Mary Austin, who was his lover for six years and remained his friend until death, took a seat in the royal box.

Earlier, she said: 'I feel very emotional about the whole thing, a mixture of sadness and happiness. It's an incredible tribute to an incredible guy, and I think he would have been knocked out by it.'

One by one the stars appeared on stage to pay their musical tributes. Backed by surviving Queen members May, Taylor and Deacon, they performed solo and collaboration versions of the group's hits.

Liza Minnelli, who led the stars in singing the finale number, We Are The Champions, and the National Anthem, paid her own tribute: 'Freddie was a true champion, and he would have liked us to sing and to celebrate all the good things he stood for.

'The tears we have shed are in happiness and to remember Freddie.'

Satellite messages were beamed in from Michael Jackson, Madonna, golf champion Nick Faldo, Jason Priestley of Beverly Hills 90210 and basketball star Magic Johnson, himself an AIDS victim. Stars were determined not to allow the event to slide into the maudlin. 'There is absolutely no way Freddie would have wanted everyone to be miserable,’ said David Bowie. ‘There's an important message to be put across, but it's also a day when Freddie's music should be celebrated and enjoyed.'

Certainly, fans who had queued all night were determined to do just that. They roared their approval through each moment of the biggest concert since Live Aid seven years ago. Led Zeppelin leader Robert Plant sang Innuendo, Seal fronted Who Wants To Live Forever, Roger Daltrey sang I Want It All, and there was a live satellite performance by U2, on tour in America.

Outside the stadium, touts were offering tickets for £250, up to five times face value.

Fans who couldn't afford them made a pilgrimage to Mercury's home in Kensington, where they laid flowers and messages at the garden gate.

IT WAS UNCANNY -- THE REAL STAR WAS NOT HERE

SPENCER BRIGHT AT LAST NIGHT'S CONCERT

LET'S pretend Freddie Mercury is still alive and was at Wembley last night at someone else's testimonial. Would he have admitted he had AIDS? Probably not.

He chose not to spread the message in his lifetime, but we must be thankful that he has the power to spread the message of the dangers of AIDS posthumously.

It's always difficult balancing mass entertainment and trying to educate people. We were treated to the extraordinary sight of David Bowie on bended knee reciting the Lord's Prayer.

We had a nervous George Michael giving us statistics. We had Liz Taylor, spectacularly glamorous, reading an autocued speech and giving a heckler short shrift.

But oh, how I enjoyed the simple dignity of Elton John, materialising, singing Bohemian Rhapsody and continuing with the music and nothing else. We needed that more than any amount of piety.

Uncannily, the real star was the man who was not here in body, Freddie himself. Even the most unconvinced onlooker could not have failed to feel his presence. The video inserts of Freddie performing had the crowd reacting as if he really was here.

There were a few presantation mistakes. U2's satellite link was a mess. During the link from South Africa, the crowd preferred to entartain themselves with a Mexican wave. Extreme tried to be Queen-like, but it didn't come off. The show was really about the second half, with the three remaining Queen members acting as a backing band for superstars.

The inclusion of Guns N' Roses, considering Axl Rose's anti-gay statements, was a curious one, but he was one of the finest performers of the night, both with Guns N' Roses and later dueting with Elton on Bohemian Rhapsody.

Bowie and Annie Lennox dueted on Under Pressure but it was hard to hear them. George Michael brought things back on course with his duet with Lisa Stansfield, These Are The Days Of Our Lives.

Liza Minnelli came on for the finale in a dangerously low-cut dress for We Are The Champions and proved she could have got by as a rock chick. By this point, it didn't matter what egos were flying around. The weather and Freddie's legacy had worked wonders.

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Integrated Microwave Assembly Market – Latest Scenario Report And Forecast 2024-2033 | Global Insight Services

An integrated microwave assembly (IMA) is a type of microwave packaging that combines multiple microwave components into a single module. IMAs are used in a variety of microwave applications, such as cellular base stations, satellite communications, and radar systems.

IMAs offers a number of advantages over traditional microwave packaging methods, such as improved performance, compactness, and reliability. Additionally, IMAs can be customized to meet the specific needs of each application.

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Some of the key trends in Integrated Microwave Assembly technology are miniaturization, increased functionality, and higher levels of integration.

With advances in semiconductor technology, it is now possible to create smaller and more sophisticated microwave assemblies. This has led to a trend towards miniaturization, as manufacturers strive to create ever-smaller devices.

Another key trend is increased functionality. As microwave assemblies become more complex, they are able to perform more tasks and provide more features. This trend is being driven by the increasing demand for multifunctional devices.

Finally, another key trend is higher levels of integration. With the ability to pack more components into smaller spaces, manufacturers are able to create more sophisticated assemblies that offer greater levels of functionality.

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The demand for the miniaturization of electronic devices is driven by the need for smaller and more portable devices.

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Premium VSAT Solutions: Antennas, BUCs, Modems, and More for Reliable Satellite Communication

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Outline

Introduction

Overview of Space Integrators

Importance of high-quality VSAT products

Brief introduction to VSAT technology

Comprehensive Product Range

VSAT Antennas

Types of antennas

Features and benefits

Block Upconverters (BUCs)

Types of BUCs

Technical specifications

Modems

Types of modems

Key features

Converters

Types of converters

Usage and benefits

Terminals

Types of terminals

Applications and benefits

Specialized Equipment

X Band Antennas

Specifications

Applications

X1 Technologies

Overview

Benefits

Waveguides

WR-75 Waveguide

WR75 Waveguide

Applications of VSAT Equipment

Marine Satellite Internet

Importance

Solutions provided

Portable VSAT Data

Use cases

Benefits

Reliable WiFi Zone Solutions

Applications

Benefits

Benefits of Choosing Space Integrators

Quality assurance

Comprehensive selection

Expert support

Competitive pricing

Case Studies

Success stories from our clients

Real-life applications of our products

Expert Insights

Quotes from industry experts

Technical advice and recommendations

Conclusion

Summary of key points

Call to action

Article

Introduction

Overview of Space Integrators

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Brief Introduction to VSAT Technology

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Comprehensive Product Range

VSAT Antennas

Types of Antennas

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Features and Benefits

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Block Upconverters (BUCs)

Types of BUCs

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Converters

Types of Converters

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Usage and Benefits

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Terminals

Types of Terminals

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Applications and Benefits

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Specialized Equipment

X Band Antennas

Specifications

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Applications

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X1 Technologies

Overview

X1 technologies represent the latest advancements in satellite communication, offering enhanced performance and reliability.

Benefits

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Waveguides

WR-75 Waveguide

WR-75 waveguides are designed for high-frequency applications, providing efficient transmission of signals.

WR75 Waveguide

The WR75 waveguide offers similar benefits, with specific design features to ensure optimal performance in various applications.

Applications of VSAT Equipment

Marine Satellite Internet

Importance

Marine satellite internet is essential for maintaining communication and access to information while at sea.

Solutions Provided

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Portable VSAT Data

Use Cases

Portable VSAT data solutions are crucial for emergency response, remote field operations, and temporary setups.

Benefits

Our portable VSAT equipment provides quick deployment, ease of use, and reliable connectivity, making it ideal for various temporary and mobile applications.

Reliable WiFi Zone Solutions

Applications

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Benefits

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Benefits of Choosing Space Integrators

Quality Assurance

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Comprehensive Selection

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Competitive Pricing

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Case Studies

Success Stories from Our Clients

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Real-Life Applications of Our Products

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Expert Insights

Quotes from Industry Experts

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Technical Advice and Recommendations

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Conclusion

Summary of Key Points

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New 66-foot-wide antenna dishes will be built, online, and operational in time to provide near-continuous communications services to Artemis astronauts at the Moon later this decade.

Called LEGS, short for Lunar Exploration Ground Sites, the antennas represent critical infrastructure for NASA’s vision of supporting a sustained human presence at the Moon.

The first three of six proposed LEGS are planned for sites in New Mexico, South Africa, and Australia.

LEGS will become part of NASA’s Near Space Network, managed by the agency’s Space Communications and Navigation (SCaN) program and led out of Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

As a satellite orbits the Moon, it encodes its data onto a radio frequency signal. When a LEGS antenna comes into view, that satellite (or rover, etc.) will downlink the signal to a LEGS antenna. This data is then routed to mission operators and scientists around the globe who can make decisions about spacecraft health and orbit or use the science data to make discoveries.

The LEGS antennas are intended to be extremely flexible for users. For LEGS-1, LEGS-2, and LEGS-3, NASA is implementing a “dual-band approach” for the antennas that will allow missions to communicate using two different radio frequency bands — X-band and Ka-band. Typically, smaller data packets — like telemetry data — are sent over X-band, while high-resolution science data or imagery needs Ka-band. Due to its higher frequency, Ka-band allows significantly more information to be downlinked at once, such as real-time high-resolution video in support of crewed operations.

Further LEGS capacity will be sought from commercial service providers and will include a “tri-band approach” for the antennas using S-band in addition to X- and Ka-band.

The first LEGS ground station, or LEGS-1, is at NASA’s White Sands Complex in Las Cruces, New Mexico. NASA is improving land and facilities at the complex to receive the new LEGS-1 antenna.

The LEGS-2 antenna will be in Matjiesfontein, South Africa, located near Cape Town. In partnership with SANSA, the South African National Space Agency, NASA chose this location to maximize coverage to the Moon. South Africa was home to a ground tracking station outside Johannesburg that played a role in NASA’s Apollo missions to the Moon in the 1960s. The agency plans to complete the LEGS-2 antenna in 2026. For LEGS-3, NASA is exploring locations in Western Australia.

These stations will fully complement the existing capabilities of the Near and Deep Space Networks and allow for more robust communications services to the Artemis campaign.

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Satellite Flat Panel Antennas represent a pioneering advancement in telecommunications technology, characterized by their sleek and compact design, which diverges from the traditional bulky parabolic dishes. These antennas are meticulously crafted using a combination of high-quality materials to ensure optimal performance and durability

The Global Satellite Flat Panel Antenna Market was valued at $7.28 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach $32.95 billion by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 15.04% during the forecast period 2024-2034

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Satellite Flat Panel Antenna Market is a critical process in molecular biology that involves extracting and purifying nucleic acids from biological materials to ensure they are suitable for various downstream applications. 

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Market Segmentation 

Segmentation 1: Application• Automotive • Aviation • Defense and Government • Enterprise • Maritime • Telecom • Oil and Gas • Space

Defense and Government Segment to Dominate the Global Satellite Flat Panel Antenna Market 

Segmentation 2: By Frequency Band• Ku, K, and Ka-Band • L and S-Band • C and X-Band

Segmentation 3: By Steering Mechanism• Electronically Steered Antenna • Mechanically Steered Antenna • Hybrid

Segmentation 4: By Type•    Flat Panel Antenna for Satellite Communication (Satcom) •    Flat Panel Antenna for Terrestrial Communication

Segmentation 5: By Region•    North America •    Europe •    Asia-Pacific •    Rest-of-the-World

Market Drivers for Satellite Flat Panel Antenna Market 

Rising demand for high speed internet connectivity 

Proliferation of IOT Devices 

Advancement in Satellite Technology 

Increasing adoption in Defense and Aerospace 

Cost Effectiveness and Miniaturization 

Key Players In the Satellite Flat Panel Antenna Market 

 ALCAN Systems GmbH i.L. 

Ball Aerospace

C-COM Satellite Systems Inc 

China Starwin Science & Technology Co.

GILAT Satellite Networks 

Hanwha Phasor 

The MTI Corporation

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Applications for Satellite Flat Panel Antenna Market  

Telecommunications and Internet Services 

Defense and Military 

Maritime Communication 

Disaster Recovery and Emergency Response 

Recent Developments in the Global Satellite Flat Panel Antenna Market

• In January 2024, T-Mobile USA, Inc. collaborated with SpaceX's Starlink satellites to enhance its connectivity. • In April 2024, Intelsat signed an acquisition agreement with SES to enhance its multi-orbit capabilities and expand its suite of solutions. • In August 2021, ThinKom Solutions, Inc. signed a collaboration with Telesat to integrate its advanced aeronautical antennas with Telesat's Lightspeed LEO satellite broadband network.

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Q Which geographical area holds the largest market share in the Global Satellite Flat Panel Antenna?

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Q What are the future trends expected in the Satellite Flat Panel Antenna Market?

Conclusion 

The Satellite Flat Panel Antenna Market is poised for significant growth in the coming years, driven by the increasing demand for high-speed internet connectivity and advancements in satellite communication technology. 

The satellite flat panel antenna market presents a lucrative opportunity for stakeholders, characterized by technological advancements, expanding applications, and robust demand for improved connectivity solutions.

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Ground Antenna Trio to Give NASA's Artemis Campaign 'LEGS' to Stand On - NASA

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Ground Antenna Trio to Give NASA's Artemis Campaign 'LEGS' to Stand On - NASA

New 66-foot-wide antenna dishes will be built, online, and operational in time to provide near-continuous communications services to Artemis astronauts at the Moon later this decade.

Called LEGS, short for Lunar Exploration Ground Sites, the antennas represent critical infrastructure for NASA’s vision of supporting a sustained human presence at the Moon.

The first three of six proposed LEGS are planned for sites in New Mexico, South Africa, and Australia.

LEGS will become part of NASA’s Near Space Network, managed by the agency’s Space Communications and Navigation (SCaN) program and led out of Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

NASA’s LEGS can do more than help Earthlings move about the planet.

Three Lunar Exploration Ground Sites, or LEGS, will enhance the Near Space Network’s communications services and support of NASA’s Artemis campaign.

NASA’s Space Communications and Navigation (SCaN) program maintains the agency’s two primary communications networks — the Deep Space Network and the Near Space Network, which enable satellites in space to send data back to Earth for investigation and discovery.

Using antennas around the globe, these networks capture signals from satellites, collecting data and enabling navigation engineers to track the mission. For the first Artemis mission, these networks worked in tandem to support the mission as it completed its 25-day journey around the Moon. They will do the same for the upcoming Artemis II mission.

To support NASA’s Moon to Mars initiative, NASA is adding three new LEGS antennas to the Near Space Network. As NASA works toward sustaining a human presence on the Moon, communications and navigation support will be crucial to each mission’s success. The LEGS antennas will directly support the later Artemis missions, and accompanying missions like the human landing system, lunar terrain vehicle, and Gateway.

“One of the main goals of LEGS is to offload the Deep Space Network,” said TJ Crooks, LEGS project manager at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. “The Near Space Network and its new LEGS antennas will focus on lunar missions while allowing the Deep Space Network to support missions farther out into the solar system — like the James Webb Space Telescope and the interstellar Voyager missions.”

The Near Space Network provides communications and navigation services to missions anywhere from near Earth to 1.2 million miles away — this includes the Moon and Sun-Earth Lagrange points 1 and 2. The Moon and Lagrange points are a shared region with the Deep Space Network, which can provide services to missions there and farther out in the solar system.

The LEGS antennas, which are 66 feet in diameter, will be strategically placed across the globe. This global placement ensures that when the Moon is setting at one station, it is rising into another’s view. With the Moon constantly in sight, the Near Space Network will be able to provide continuous support for lunar operations.

As a satellite orbits the Moon, it encodes its data onto a radio frequency signal. When a LEGS antenna comes into view, that satellite (or rover, etc.) will downlink the signal to a LEGS antenna. This data is then routed to mission operators and scientists around the globe who can make decisions about spacecraft health and orbit or use the science data to make discoveries.

The LEGS antennas are intended to be extremely flexible for users. For LEGS-1, LEGS-2, and LEGS-3, NASA is implementing a “dual-band approach” for the antennas that will allow missions to communicate using two different radio frequency bands — X-band and Ka-band. Typically, smaller data packets — like telemetry data — are sent over X-band, while high-resolution science data or imagery needs Ka-band. Due to its higher frequency, Ka-band allows significantly more information to be downlinked at once, such as real-time high-resolution video in support of crewed operations.

Further LEGS capacity will be sought from commercial service providers and will include a “tri-band approach” for the antennas using S-band in addition to X- and Ka-band.

The first LEGS ground station, or LEGS-1, is at NASA’s White Sands Complex in Las Cruces, New Mexico. NASA is improving land and facilities at the complex to receive the new LEGS-1 antenna.

The LEGS-2 antenna will be in Matjiesfontein, South Africa, located near Cape Town. In partnership with SANSA, the South African National Space Agency, NASA chose this location to maximize coverage to the Moon. South Africa was home to a ground tracking station outside Johannesburg that played a role in NASA’s Apollo missions to the Moon in the 1960s. The agency plans to complete the LEGS-2 antenna in 2026. For LEGS-3, NASA is exploring locations in Western Australia.

These stations will fully complement the existing capabilities of the Near and Deep Space Networks and allow for more robust communications services to the Artemis campaign.

The Near Space Network is funded by NASA’s Space Communications and Navigation (SCaN) program office at NASA Headquarters in Washington and operated out of NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

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Military Communications Market: Tech Pointers 2023-2030

The defense sector has witnessed spectacular advancements in technology over the years, which is reflected today in battlefields powered by hi-tech weaponry, advanced robots, laser systems, and super drones. And with the growing focus on bolstering defense capabilities, there is increased attention towards ensuring that armed forces are not affected by ‘communication gaps.’ This explains the growth of the global military communications market, which will record a CAGR of 4.12% in the forecast period 2023-2030, as per Triton Market Research.

The communication devices used in the military provide faster, improved, and more versatile communications. This helps in expeditious decision-making with the help of intelligence input, effective situational awareness, and targeted action. Also, the safety of a nation’s armed forces is greatly enhanced by their use. The need to advanced ensure secure data transmission, coupled with the rising border conflicts and increasing investments by the government, are greatly driving the global market.

Military Communications Market Outlook: Dynamic Impact

Need for Real-Time Information During Combat

Identifying enemy position and receiving updates regarding the same is crucial during warlike situations. Such intel can be obtained from the use of tactical data links (TDL). The real-time information provided by them is pivotal for making informed decisions, deploying better countermeasures, planning strategies, and handling highly dynamic battle situations. Link 16 TDL is the most used data link system by the United States and NATO to gain real-time information.

In Triton’s report, data link systems are studied under the component segment of the military communications market. Data link systems such as TDL provide seamless and efficient support for all three assets of the armed forces (army, navy, air force) under one roof, creating an efficient networking system. Their growing adoption is expected to drive the global tactical data links market at a CAGR of 6.33% during 2020-2028.

Countering Interoperability Issues with Advanced Technologies

Interoperability between communication systems ensures that defense forces work effectively and in unison. However, the lack of efficient interoperable systems is a major challenge faced by defense departments that can hamper growth. Hence, to meet the growing demand for effective communication, it is important to scale the current systems. This is accomplished by developing adaptable and advanced equipment, such as BLOS communication systems, which keep pace with the changing needs of different operating environments.

SATCOM – Defining the Future of Military Communications

Satellite communication (SATCOM) is widely used for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) in military operations and has emerged as an advanced communication solution. It is a critical component required to establish and achieve network-centric capabilities for the defense forces. Ka-band satellites offer a higher spectrum, enabling greater data speeds and capacities, as compared to X and Ku bands. In February 2023, Thales Group began delivering the Syracuse IV SATCOM naval stations to the French Navy, as part of its contract under the Syracuse IV program.

Growing Competition among Nations to Incorporate Advanced Technologies

With the quest for innovation and technological superiority, defense strategists across countries are looking for improved ways to outperform rivals. The United States is home to one of the biggest military bases in the world, thanks to enhanced government expenditure. According to Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) , the US’ military expenditure reached $778 billion in 2020. Such investments to secure advanced military equipment are driving the market in North America.

On the other hand, India is expected to emerge as a lucrative market in the Asia-Pacific region, owing to the rapid replacement of conventional defense equipment with modern warfare and communication systems. The adoption of network-centric and connective technologies in these systems is expected to further augment market demand.

Furthermore, artificial intelligence has become a vital part of modern combat systems as it enables the development of efficient systems that are less dependent on human input and can empower autonomous weapons to carry out attacks. The use of state-of-the-art equipment integrated with the latest developments has provided a much-needed boost to military technology, thereby enabling seamless communication and collaboration. And the growing efforts to modernize the defense sector with advanced technologies are expected to accelerate the military communications market’s growth over the coming years.

 

FAQs:

Q 1) Which are the key segments studied in the market report?

The key segments studied in the market report include armed force, communication type, and component.

Q 2) How do North America and Asia-Pacific influence the global market dynamics?

North America is the leading region in the global military communications market, and accounted for the highest revenue share in 2022. Whereas, the Asia-Pacific is expected to observe the fastest growth during 2023-2030.

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Exploring the Cosmos: The Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Impact on Spacecraft and Telecommunication

The Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) stands as one of NASA's most vital and productive research centers, playing a central role in the development of spacecraft and advanced telecommunications. Managed by the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), JPL is synonymous with innovation in space exploration, pushing the boundaries of what humanity can achieve beyond our planet.

Historical Context and Mission of JPL

JPL's journey began in the late 1930s with a group of Caltech students and engineers led by Dr. Theodore von Kármán. Known for their risky experiments in rocket propulsion, this group laid the foundation for what would become the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Officially established in 1943, JPL initially focused on missile technology during World War II. However, the post-war era saw a shift towards space exploration.

In 1958, JPL launched Explorer 1, the first successful U.S. satellite, marking America's entry into the space race. This milestone set the stage for JPL’s future, cementing its reputation as a pioneer in space technology. Over the decades, JPL has overseen a range of groundbreaking missions, including the Mariner, Viking, Voyager, Galileo, and Cassini programs, each contributing significantly to our understanding of the solar system and beyond.

Development of Spacecraft

JPL has been instrumental in developing robotic spacecraft designed to explore distant planets and other celestial bodies. These spacecraft are equipped with cutting-edge scientific instruments that provide valuable data on planetary atmospheres, surfaces, and magnetospheres, as well as the interstellar medium.

Mariner Program: The Mariner missions, launched in the 1960s and 1970s, were pioneering efforts that provided the first close-up images of Venus, Mars, and Mercury. Mariner 2 became the first successful mission to another planet, offering crucial data on Venus' atmosphere and surface.

Viking Program: The Viking missions in the 1970s marked the first successful landings on Mars, conducting extensive analyses of its surface. Viking 1 and 2 sent back high-resolution images and searched for signs of life, laying the groundwork for future Mars exploration.

Voyager Program: Launched in 1977, Voyager 1 and 2 embarked on grand tours of the outer planets, delivering detailed images and scientific data about Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Voyager 1 has now entered interstellar space, continuing to transmit data back to Earth.

Galileo and Cassini: These missions to Jupiter and Saturn have provided comprehensive studies of these gas giants and their moons. Galileo discovered evidence of subsurface oceans on Europa, while Cassini revealed the complexities of Saturn's rings and the intriguing geology of its moon Titan.

Telecommunication and the Deep Space Network (DSN)

A critical component of JPL's success in space exploration is its management of the Deep Space Network (DSN). The DSN is a global network of large antennas and communication facilities that support interplanetary spacecraft missions. This network ensures that data collected by distant spacecraft can be transmitted back to Earth and that mission controllers can send commands to these spacecraft.

The DSN comprises three deep-space communications complexes located in California, Spain, and Australia. This strategic placement ensures continuous contact with spacecraft as the Earth rotates. The DSN’s large parabolic antennas, some exceeding 70 meters in diameter, are equipped with highly sensitive receivers that can detect faint signals from spacecraft billions of kilometers away.

Data Transmission: The DSN employs advanced telecommunications technology to handle the high data rates required by modern space missions. This includes using X-band and Ka-band frequencies, which allow for greater bandwidth and data transmission rates compared to older S-band frequencies. The DSN's capabilities have evolved to support high-definition imaging and scientific data from missions like the Mars rovers and the New Horizons mission to Pluto.

Signal Processing: The DSN’s antennas use sophisticated signal processing techniques to extract meaningful data from the weak signals received from spacecraft. This involves filtering out noise, amplifying the signals, and decoding the data streams. The DSN also employs techniques such as Doppler tracking and ranging to determine the precise position and velocity of spacecraft, which is crucial for navigation and mission planning.

Redundancy and Reliability: Given the critical nature of space missions, the DSN incorporates multiple layers of redundancy and reliability to ensure continuous communication with spacecraft. This includes redundant systems for power, cooling, and data processing, as well as the ability to switch between different antennas and communication complexes seamlessly.

Collaborative Efforts and Future Missions

JPL’s work extends beyond its own facilities, encompassing collaborations with international space agencies, universities, and industry partners. These collaborations have resulted in joint missions and the sharing of data and technology, enhancing our understanding of the cosmos.

International Collaborations: JPL has partnered with agencies such as the European Space Agency (ESA), the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), and the Russian space agency Roscosmos on various missions. Notable examples include the ESA’s Mars Express mission, which benefited from JPL’s telecommunications expertise, and the JAXA-led Hayabusa2 mission, which studied an asteroid and returned samples to Earth.

Next-Generation Missions: Looking ahead, JPL is involved in planning and developing next-generation missions that promise to push the boundaries of space exploration even further. This includes the Mars 2020 mission with the Perseverance rover and the Ingenuity helicopter, which are exploring the Martian surface and testing new technologies for future missions. Additionally, JPL is contributing to the Europa Clipper mission, which aims to investigate the icy moon Europa's potential for harboring life.

Astrobiology and Exoplanet Research: JPL’s future missions are also focusing on the search for life beyond Earth. Missions like the James Webb Space Telescope, in collaboration with NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, will allow scientists to study the atmospheres of exoplanets and search for biosignatures. JPL’s proposed missions, such as the Enceladus Life Finder and the Habitable Exoplanet Observatory, aim to detect signs of life in our solar system and beyond.

Conclusion

The Jet Propulsion Laboratory stands as a testament to human ingenuity and the spirit of exploration. Its advancements in spacecraft development and telecommunications have revolutionized our understanding of the universe and paved the way for future discoveries. As JPL continues to push the boundaries of what is possible, it remains at the heart of humanity’s quest to explore the final frontier.

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DESCHUTES COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE SAR PREPAREDNESS TOP 10

The 10 Essentials for Survival While Recreating in the Outdoors:

NAVIGATION: A USGS or equal topo map, a properly declinated (14 degrees east locally) base plate compass, along with the knowledge of how to use them together. A simple GPS can also be quite useful if you’re familiar with how to use it and the batteries aren’t dead. A watch and fully charged cell phone should also be carried.

SUN PROTECTION: Sunglasses, sunscreen, hat (for hot OR cold, summer or winter weather)

INSULATION: The MOST important consideration: NO cotton clothing! Carry synthetic or wool layers, waterproof/windproof rain jacket/ pants; extra gloves/hat, and extra socks as required. Wear layers of clothing to adjust insulation to activity level and current weather. Stay dry to decrease the risk of hypothermia (which can be life-threatening).

ILLUMINATION: Headlamp or flashlight, with extra batteries.

FIRST-AID SUPPLIES: Basic supplies such as Band-Aids, gauze pads, triangular and compression bandages, etc. Include any medications you may currently be taking and a bee sting kit if you are allergic.

FIRE: Waterproof matches, butane lighter or candle stubs, plus fire-starting materials (paste, etc.). Do NOT depend on making a fire in bad weather!

REPAIR KIT/TOOLS: Multi-tool (Gerber®, Leatherman®, Swiss Army knife, etc.), Duct tape. Don’t carry what you don’t need.

NUTRITION: High energy, no-cook foods, such as high-carb energy bars. Carry at least 200 calories for every hour you will be out.

HYDRATION: Extra water; take at least (1) liter for short outings and at least 2.5 liters for all-day excursions. Remember that extra water will be needed for hot or cold weather, drink continuously during your outing. Don’t wait until you are dehydrated!

EMERGENCY SHELTER: A Space blanket or bright plastic tarp (9’ x 12’) and a few large plastic trash bags. Bring something to insulate you from the ground, regardless of the time of year. You cannot dig a snow cave without a shovel, and you should not sit/sleep on snow without an insulating pad.

There are vast areas within Deschutes County where cell service is limited to the point that cell service is non-existent.  Always carry alternative Satellite Communication Device such as Spot, Garmin In-Reach, Zoleo, ACR Bivy Stick in case of an emergency without cell service. 

Remember if you’re traveling in a vehicle, travel in pairs, carry the above items, and also bring with you tow straps / recovery rope, self-recovery gear (a winch / a come along tool) shovel, axe, and have a plan if you get stuck in the snow or mud. Always remain with your vehicle, until help arrives.

Thanks to Zeke Gunther for the post.

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Satellite Market: Forthcoming Trends and Share Analysis by 2032

Satellite Market Size Was Valued at USD 313.49 Billion in 2023 and is Projected to Reach USD 631.91 Billion by 2032, Growing at a CAGR of 8.1% From 2024-2032.

The use of mobile technology, growing urbanization, technological advancement, remote sensing, and weather forecasting have all contributed to the significant growth of the global satellite market in recent years. The internet has also seen the emergence of several satellite platforms that offer a variety of applications, including internet connectivity, logistics, disaster mitigation, and post-disaster loss forecasting. The market's growth has been driven by the growing acceptance of satellites among Internet users throughout the globe as well as everyday technological breakthroughs that have led to an increase in satellite technologies.

The growing desire for space exploration objectives to land on Mars, the moon, and asteroids and provide access there. A primary motivator is the rise in space exploration missions and the advantages of satellites in terms of lowering human time consumption and increasing investment in technological breakthroughs. By making their work with data simple and safe, it also aids in the development of industrial capacity and the workforce, which greatly advances the space exploration industry's economic advancement.

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Leading players involved in the Satellite Market include:

SpaceX (United States)

Lockheed Martin (United States)

Boeing (United States)

Northrop Grumman (United States)

Airbus Defence and Space (France)

Thales Alenia Space (France)

SES S.A. (Luxembourg)

Intelsat (Luxembourg)

Eutelsat Communications (France)

Orbital ATK (Now Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems) (United States)

Telesat (Canada)

Iridium Communications (United States)

Hughes Network Systems (United States)

ViaSat, Inc. (United States)

Inmarsat (United Kingdom)

OneWeb (United Kingdom)

EchoStar Corporation (United States)

Galaxy Space (China)

China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) (China)

China Great Wall Industry Corporation (CGWIC) (China)

Space Systems/Loral (SSL) (United States)

SES Global (Luxembourg)

DigitalGlobe (Maxar Technologies) (United States)

Sky Perfect JSAT Corporation (Japan)

Hisdesat Servicios Estratégicos (Spain) and Other Active Players.

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Segmentation of Satellite Market:

By Orbit Type

Low Earth Orbit

Medium Earth Orbit

Geostationary Orbit

By Frequency Band

Ku-band

Ka-band

C-band

X-band

By Application

Earth Observation

Navigation

Scientific research

Communication

Weather Forecasting

Surveillance and Security

By End-User

Military and Defence

Government and Civil

Commercial

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North America (US, Canada, Mexico)

Eastern Europe (Bulgaria, The Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Rest of Eastern Europe)

Western Europe (Germany, UK, France, Netherlands, Italy, Russia, Spain, Rest of Western Europe)

Asia Pacific (China, India, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, The Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Rest of APAC)

Middle East & Africa (Turkey, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Israel, South Africa)

South America (Brazil, Argentina, Rest of SA)

Key Industry Developments in the Satellite Market:

In May 2024, China launched a March-6C carrier rocket making its debut flight, placing four satellites in space, from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in north China's Shanxi for commercial purposes for the user, one of the rocket's notable features is it has adjustable satellite payload fairings, which allows it to accommodate a range of satellite sizes, this adaptability makes the rocket suitable for various needs and mission-specific requirements.

In May 2024, Satellite operators SES and Intelsat announced an agreement for SES to acquire Intelsat through the purchase of 100% of the equity of Intelsat Holdings S.a.r.l. for a cash consideration of US$ 3.1 billion (€2.8 billion) and certain contingent value rights, where this combination will create a stronger multi orbit operator with greater coverage, expanded suite of solutions, improved resiliency.

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J.F. Lehman & Company Completes Acquisition of Mission Microwave Technologies

J.F. Lehman & Company ("JFLCO"), a leading middle-market private equity firm focused exclusively on the aerospace, defense, maritime, government and environmental sectors, is pleased to announce that an investment affiliate has acquired Mission Microwave Technologies, LLC ("Mission" or the "Company"). Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Cypress, CA, Mission is a leading provider of Solid-State Power Amplifiers (SSPAs) and Block Upconverters (BUCs) to the satellite communications market. The Company's X, Ku and Ka Band units support critical ground-based, airborne, maritime and space-based applications for government and commercial customers that require high efficiency, reliability and performance. Utilizing advanced gallium nitride (GaN) transistors, unique power combining technology and novel full-system designs, Mission provides the industry's most efficient, lightweight, and compact high-power devices.

J.F. Lehman & Company (“JFLCO”), a leading middle-market private equity firm focused exclusively on the aerospace, defense, maritime, government and environmental sectors, is pleased to announce that an investment affiliate has acquired Mission Microwave Technologies, LLC (“Mission” or the “Company”). Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Cypress, CA, Mission is a leading provider of Solid-State…

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TV Guidance Counselor Episode 612: Sooz Kempner

November 17-23, 2001

This week Ken welcomes UK coomedian, actor and official member of the Doctor Whoverse, Sooz Kempner to the show.

Ken and Sooz discuss being outside of the zones of London, Gatwick Airport, how nothing good is ever on TV on Sundays in the UK, Omnibuses, Eastenders, Gladiators, Wolf's gyms, This Morning with Richard Not Judy, Stewart Lee and Richard Herring, Richard and Judy, getting away with stuff on kids shows, Pooh, Ken's Mr. Show bowling shirt, recording babies' dreams, Brexit, how homelessness is a bigger problem than fresh veggies, how UK and Canadian comics always want to make it in American despite being successful in their home countries, traveling to Maine to visit your German Grandfather, Stephen King, nice versions of Threads, Watership Down, David the Gnome, When The Wind Blows, visiting New York city with no money but seeing as many Broadway Shows as you can, The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Sting's amazing Broadway musical, singing waiters, Ken's 1st and only Thanksgiving not in America, John Edwards Crossing Over and trying to communicate with the victims of 9/11, prank calling Abu Hamza, the boon of live concerts on TV post 9/11, Brittney Spears, being completely overwhelmed by TV Guide, Showgirls, Skinemax, The Simpsons, satellite TV, Sky Digital, Lenox's Pooh Pantry, sad teddy bears, sexy Lucy Lawless on The X-Files, the weird post 9/11 horniness, Comic Sans font, Seven of 9, Jeri Ryan, Down to You, She's All That, all the millennium pushing teen movies nobody cares about anymore, Soul Man, the nature of tangents, Giuliani, hating ferrets, porcelain eagles, all bears on deck, how hands replaced with bear is never a funny pun, Take That, Boy Bands, how violence is perfectly ok in TV, Coaches vs Cancer, NSYNC, and how It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is an amazing cure for temporary depression.