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Bezos-backed rocket’s explosion clouds NBN satellite rollout

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By Jack Quail Verified
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By Jack Quail The satellite network contracted by the National Broadband Network to provide internet access to its outback customers has suffered a shock setback after a rocket due to carry the technology into orbit spectacularly exploded. The New Glenn LN-01 rocket, owned by the Jeff Bezos-backed Blue Origin, was preparing to launch 48 of Amazon’s low-Earth orbit (Leo) satellites when it erupted in flames during an engine test at Cape Canaveral, Florida, last Thursday evening (Friday AEST).
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Bezos-backed rocket’s explosion clouds NBN satellite rollout

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By Jack Quail Verified
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By Jack Quail The satellite network contracted by the National Broadband Network to provide internet access to its outback customers has suffered a shock setback after a rocket due to carry the technology into orbit spectacularly exploded. The New Glenn LN-01 rocket, owned by the Jeff Bezos-backed Blue Origin, was preparing to launch 48 of Amazon’s low-Earth orbit (Leo) satellites when it erupted in flames during an engine test at Cape Canaveral, Florida, last Thursday evening (Friday AEST).
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Bill to force telcos to share networks during disasters

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By Elizabeth Pike, Jack Quail Verified
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By Elizabeth Pike and Jack Quail, The Australian Telecommunications companies will have to step in to provide mobile reception for each other’s members if a network fails in times of natural disaster, under an independent MP’s proposal to mandate temporary roaming during floods, fires and cyclones.
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