GlobeTel claims they’re going to go ahead with the stratellite plan, but we’ll believe it when we’re surfing the web via one of these things – and not paying a ridiculous amount for the privilege. Well, it appears that Sanswire has given up on the idea as well, as they’ve sold all of their assets to GlobeTel Communications. The one thing all of these have in common, though, is that not much has come of them. Encouraging communication between nations through the harmonious. Since then, though, lots of other companies have jumped into the broadband blimp game with different names: there were aerostats and there were “HAPs” for “high altitude platforms” for example. Everywhere, at every moment, people need to communicate and to understand each other.
There were also some questions about whether or not this would run into spectrum issues. These devices would be fairly expensive to build, launch and maintain – and it’s questionable how much they could get in return. Satellite communications play a vital role in the global telecommunications system. Atmospheric satellite or pseudo-satellite (British usage) is a marketing term for an aircraft that operates in the atmosphere at high altitudes for extended. At the time, we wondered about the business model. satellite communication, in telecommunications, the use of artificial satellites to provide communication links between various points on Earth. Wed, Mar 10th 2004 11:16am - Mike Masnickīack in December of 2002 we first wrote about Sanswire’s plans to launch “stratellites” – basically high altitude blimps that would float around for a year or so before needing to be replaced, offering wireless broadband connections.
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