Amazon to send a fleet of satellites to space in a step to create internet service

Amazon Quiber Project This month will be launched more than twenty satellites in space, a step that the company said will bring to a quick and reliable internet to customers all over the world.

The task, named “Ka-01”, will be launched for Kuper ATLAS 1, on Rocket United Launch Alliance (Ula) Atlas V From from Cape Capeeral Fores Fores, Florida.

You will publish 27 satellites at an altitude of 280 miles Above the groundAccording to a statement from the Amazon.

The shooting, which will be broadcast 20 minutes before the takeoff, is scheduled to take place earlier at 12 pm EST on April 9.

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ULA will manage the launch and publication sequence from the Advanced Space Space Force Station.

Once all the satellites are separated from the missile, the Kuper team will manage the constellation from the mission operations center around the clock throughout the week in Redmond, Washington.

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“Our first goal of the KA-01 mission is to spread all satellites safely in orbit, which means that they can independently maneuver and communicate with our team on the ground,” according to the statement. “To do this, as soon as the satellites successfully separate from the missile, a series of automatic steps will often begin to activate systems on the plane and use their electrical payment systems to gradually escalate to its 392 miles allocated.”

Satellite will travel at a speed of more than 17,000 miles per hour on orbit and the planet’s scrambled every 90 minutes.

While the satellite orbit, the team will send data from the Internet, through the ground infrastructure, even SatelliteUp to customer ends, then repeat the journey in the other direction.

Project Kuper will provide low -speed internet for technology to almost anywhere on Earth.

The satellite system will include more than 3,200 advanced satellites in low -Earth orbit, and the company has already planned more than 80 launch operations, according to a statement.

Amazon expects to start providing its internet service to customers later this year.

“We have designed some of the most created satellites that have been created at all, and every launch of an opportunity to add more capacity and coverage to our network,” Rajev Badiol, Vice President of the Kwiber Project, wrote in the statement. “We have conducted extensive tests on the ground to prepare for this first task, but there are some things that you can only learn on the trip, and this will be the first time that we have been directed to the final satellite design, and the first time we have published a lot of satellites at the same time.”

“This is just the beginning of our journey, and we have all the pieces in force to learn and adapt while preparing to start again and again over the coming years.”

The Amazon said that the satellites that fly on the Ka-01 are a “important upgrade” of the model satellites that he tested in October 2023, during its Protovle mission.

“We have improved the performance of each system and a sub -system on board, including interim ceiling antennas, processors, solar sects, payment systems, and visual links between the bottom,” according to the statement.

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The satellites are coated in a mirror mirror that reflects the sun’s rays to make them less clear to people on Earth.

Over the next few years, the Kuper and Ula teams will coordinate seven atlas Volt and 38 at all on the largest Vul in Centaur missile of Ula, according to the statement.

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For 30 additional launch operations were planned by other launch operations, including ArianesPace, Blue Orige and Spacex.

After Ka-01, Amazon said it will continue to increase production, processing and publishing rates.

I have already started charging and handling satellites for its next mission; KA-02 will also use the Ula Atlas V missile and launch it from the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.