NASA's cool 3D satellite tracker

Using a java plug-in, NASA's satellite tracker gives viewers a manipulable 3D view of every major satellite in earth-orbit.
 

Where oh where did the satellite crash?

The defunct German satellite ROSAT came plunging back to Earth early on Sunday, October 23, 2011, but we’re not really sure where pieces of it landed after surviving its dramatic descent through Earth's atmosphere.
 

ROSAT satellite to come crashing down

It’s time to put on your anti-satellite helmets again, as the German-built ROSAT satellite readies itself for a crash back to Earth somewhere between October 21 and 25, 2011.
 

UARS is down, but ROSAT coming down, too!

NASA’s UARS satellite fell to Earth early Saturday morning somewhere over the Pacific Ocean. But, Germany’s ROSAST satellite is getting ready to re-enter Earth’s atmosphere and come crashing to Earth. It’s due back in October-November 2011.
 

UARS is down in south-western Canada

Early reports are just in; UARS fragments have been discovered south of Calgary in Canada.
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Cruising with Silver Peak WAN deal

Carnival Australia, which operates P&O Cruises Australian fleet, has optimised its satellite WAN connectivity on three of its ships with Silver Peak data centre class WAN optimisation appliances.
 

Cruising with Silver Peak WAN deal

Carnival Australia, which operates P&O Cruises' Australian fleet, has optimised its satellite WAN connectivity on three of its ships with Silver Peak data centre class WAN optimisation appliances.
 

Fiber NBNever for some Gippsland residents

If you live in an area that’s either too remote or too difficult to get the NBN’s fibre optic cable to, the NBN’s wireless or satellite networks will be your on-ramp to the information superhighway.
 

Interim Satellite access goes to those offline says NBN Co

NBN Co, charged with delivering the $36 billion National Broadband Network, says its Interim Satellite Service will be given first to consumers who don't have access to other broadband services.
 

Sorry Samsung, first tweet from Everest was actually the second

In what was hoped to be a major viral marketing campaign, Samsung arranged for a tweet to be sent from the top of Mt Everest using their brand-new Galaxy S II smart phone.  Unfortunately, their claims of being the first have been dashed.