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by Staff Writers
Dubai UAE (Sputnik) Nov 10, 2015


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Russian and Chinese experts are discussing the possibility of creating a global low earth orbit (LEO) satellite system called the Star of Happiness, director general of the Information Satellite Systems Nikolay Testoedov told RIA Novosti Sunday.

"Two first meetings with Chinese colleagues over the global project 'Star of Happiness' were conducted. We were offered cooperation on creating of a new low earth orbit group, consisting of more than a hundred of satellites for broadband access to the Internet and Internet of things," Testoedov said.

According to the director general, Chinese experts are eager to be part of the modern trend, that simplifies space communications equipment for a user, to make it more accessible and personalized.

Source: Sputnik News


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