I know with a yagi antenna that putting it next to metal will cause parasitic coupling and detune the antenna. Starlink using what is essentially aesa, does this negate the issue? If so I don't see how because even traditional phased arrays are susceptible to parasitic coupling. I ask this because traditional transmitting antenna systems you always want to keep them away from metal. However it seems to be the consensus that metal roofs do not effect starlink. If this is truly the case then why?
Elon Musk offered to buy 100% of Twitter
This is a real interesting read about IPv1 through IPv9
What happened to IPv5.
Still my favorite
Since launching to the ISS a year ago, HPE Spaceborne Computer-2 has accelerated time-to-insight, from months to minutes, to advance healthcare, image processing, natural disaster recovery, 3D printing, 5G, AI and more
Thought is was interesting and figured I share.
5G in space.
ISS now has 5G capabilities not only this can be used to transmit the data from experiments way faster than previous cutting the time from 1 day to 6 minutes but now the astronauts can use smartphones and call anyone at any time.
Setup by HPE and 5G network partner Cumucore.
https://cumucore.com/blog/bringing-the-power-of-5g-to-space/
Office is coming along, Think adding lighting behind the monitors.
Reminder I changed the URL on the Jitsi server.
Here are the LR links
PeerTube: https://peertube.linuxrocks.online/
XMPP: xmpp://linuxrocks.online
Jitsi: https://jitsi.linuxrocks.online/
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