Internet access delivered from space and the systems that make it work.
3 terms
LEO, or low Earth orbit, is the orbital region up to about 2,000 km used by satellite internet constellations for low-latency broadband.
Satellite internet is broadband access delivered by radio links between a user terminal, orbiting satellites and ground stations connected to the internet.
Starlink is a satellite internet service from SpaceX that delivers broadband through a constellation of low Earth orbit satellites and flat phased array dishes.