Russia and China are working on the creation of a new satellite system, "Rassvet"
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Russia and China have begun the joint development of a new satellite system, which has been named "Rassvet" (Dawn). This project involves the creation of a global network of satellites that will function similarly to SpaceX's Starlink system. It is expected that the new technology will provide high-speed internet access and improve the quality of communications in various regions of the world.
According to experts, the Rassvet system could significantly change the capabilities for operating unmanned aerial vehicles. The use of satellite communications will allow drone operators to control equipment more effectively over long distances. There are suggestions that Iran may also gain access to this system in the future, which would expand the geography of the new technology's use.
Developing their own satellite constellations is becoming a priority for many countries striving for technological independence. Creating an analog to Starlink will allow Russia and China to reduce their dependence on foreign communication systems and strengthen control over information flows.
At the moment, details regarding the technical specifications and launch dates for the first Rassvet satellites have not been officially disclosed. Specialists continue to monitor the project's development, as the implementation of such a system could have a significant impact on the development of communication and defense technologies in the coming years.
Sources: NV
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