#satellite analysis

[rachthepoet]

Satellite Analysis

There's always one song from an artist's release that their following chooses to adopt as their own, and Satellite quickly became the said embraced, and it's not hard to puzzle together why that is. Musically, it's atmospheric and pleasing to the ears, and the shifts in intensity offer stompin' dance breaks. It's impossible to not shimmy your shoulders when listening — believe me, I've tried. Distinct from the danceability, though, is a tenderness so dear that it flies under the radar. And maybe not so separated, as the production and music even aid it when listened closely.

As a song, it delves into the complexities of a relationship where communication and connection seem to be drifting apart. Painting a picture of someone trying to reach out to another, for they're no longer in each others' lives. It's a longing for dialogue and reconnection as the emotional distance is ever highlighted through extended metaphor. It takes the simplistic human desire and nature for companionship and dips it into an intoxicating otherworldly basis.

Here's a deep dive into Harry Styles' Satellite, from a poet.

Satellite, A Metaphor 🛰️

Felt like Augustus Waters typing that just now. Anywho. The song orbits around an extended metaphor, with a symbol strong enough to stand alone at the heart. The Satellite. And understanding it all thoroughly is the key to understanding this piece in all its wonder.

First, let's talk about the symbol itself. A satellite is, by dictionary definition, an artificial body placed in orbit around the earth, moon, or another planet to collect information or for communication. In this scenario, the satellite is an extension of the speaker as the speaker has become much like the satellite itself. Got it? And I feel like it's relevant to mention how the relationship between a satellite and the object it is orbiting is often a give-and-take dynamic. The satellite will send signals to the object and the object keeps the satellite connected. And, when there's a disconnection — a break in the two's casual communication — there's a need for recalibration — seeking that connection with the other person again.

Now, time for the grandiose metaphor at play. The feeling being portrayed is one of being stuck in perpetual orbit ��� close yet distant, constantly revolving around the person they care about without being able to connect. A distinct emotional distance carries on through the whole song, and there's not a clear resolution — which is something I actually prefer, for that's not how things truly are. Sometimes one is just stuck in perpetual orbit. He utilizes the celestial to explore themes of longing, unrequited dynamics, and the struggle to maintain connection when life pulls people in different directions. But, even in this melancholia, there's a balance with an added sense of hopefulness, for he remains present and waiting.

Lyric Pull Apart

[VERSE 1] You got a new life Am I bothering you? Do you wanna talk? We share the last line Then we drink the wall 'til we wanna talk

In the very first line, You got a new life, which straight away addresses that a significant shift has taken place. The receiver's day-to-day schedule differs from what it used to be, and, as I find he likes to do within his writing, this can be taken literally and metaphorically. In the literal sense, they are busier, have more activities or responsibilities than previously, etcetera. Yet, metaphorically, the receiver's perspective on things has changed significantly since the last time the two were close (emotionally, physically, or both).

Then, from the second line onward, he's already tip-toeing around the desire to start a conversation, spark a connection, and initiate this recalibration. Yet, due to his insecurities, there's an underlying fear of being a bother to them — unsure if they share the same desire for rectification — but still asks if they can speak.

Issues in communication are present consistently in his catalog of pieces, whether in relationship to the self or within relationships. I find this essential to explore, the patterns in someone's work and the evolution. Each time it has been referenced in the past, the representation surfaced in two ways: (i) a general resistance to communicate/refusing to take the blame for issues sprawled in front of him; (ii) waiting for a conversation to begin without doing anything himself to initiate it. But, things are different now. And this is a common theme across the "Harry's House" album, where lots of his old themes are present but have evolved to something more reflective and mature. Now, he's initiating, inviting the person to connect with him after time estranged. Stepping over that fear and continuing to try. Do you wanna talk? Because I really want to! I do!

The last two lines, We share the last line / Then we drink the wall 'til we wanna talk, are where, admittedly, I got a bit muddled at first. I concluded that we're in the midst of another literal and metaphorical situation, where it can be taken both ways with upheld substance, much like the nature of the first line. Literally, also known as prominent drug/alcohol references, it would make sense. There's this pre-determined need to not be sober when reopening communication, perhaps to be more honest and open to the more difficult things that could come. They need to remove some of the tension built up. In this case, drinking the wall leads to a wine rack. The other option is spinning yourself into the more abstract, with Then we drink the wall 'til we wanna talk being another variation on breaking down the walls. Walls and tension have been built up, and they need to evaporate it sip by sip.

Also, an additional sentiment is that We share the last line could be referring to the line preceding inside this very song. The line that comes before that ending couplet is: Am I bothering you? Do you wanna talk? And I love the idea of referencing a song inside said song. Feels like a lite version of a matryoshka doll. Anyway. Since "we" is used here, there can be an assumed sense of mutuality where both wish to communicate (another difference and progression from themes in previous albums, interesting to note). So, they share the last line, Do you wanna talk?, as that's the initiation for said communication.

[PRE-CHORUS] I go 'round and 'round Satellite

This is where that grandiose metaphor comes in. The speaker compares himself to a satellite going around and around a planet, which in turn is someone he considers his world or a big center of gravity to his life, even after their connection has broken. The purpose of the artificial satellite is communication, but it's kept at a perfect distance from the body around which it orbits — the receiver needs their space, so he's quite literally giving them space. Even in the metaphors residing in space, you have to smile at wordplay.

Additionally, the phrasing I go 'round and 'round represents the satellite's orbit pattern, but I theorize there's a second connotation alluding to repetitiveness. He spins 'round and 'round over and over, letting himself be known, but the other person won't open the door. And it wouldn't be the first time in "Harry's House" that there was a cyclical ideation, soon to be seen in the song Boyfriends that follows directly after.

[CHORUS] Spinnin' out, waitin' for ya to pull me in I can see you're lonely down there Don't you know that I am right here? Spinnin' out, waitin' for ya to pull me in I can see you're lonely down there Don't you know that I am right here?

He's spinning out in orbit and waits, Waitin' for ya to pull me in, and that's all he can do. All that can be done is to circle around the person and quietly observe them. And one of these observations that he makes is that the person is lonely, I can see you're lonely down there. There are many conclusions one can come to to fathom the reasoning behind this, but, to remain within the context of the song -- he believes they're lonely in terms of them being left alone to think about their thoughts, thoughts they previously shared with him in moments of emotional intimacy. The said emotional intimacy he's orbiting around, trying to recalibrate and bring back connection. He desperately wants to be a part of these conversations again. Even deeper, the isolated down there phrasing could be a play on the common saying of someone feeling down, which can contribute to an emotional shutout, which then, further, contributes to the disconnection.

Don't you know that I am right here? is the core question of the piece. The speaker has made it clear that this orbiting is done with his own will, but there's also frustration, wondering how long he can go on in this cyclical desperation to reconnect. There's melancholy and desperation as he observes the other meticulously, and sees they're lonely. But he's always been there, and they either don't realize or refuse to. Therefore, it leads him to a moment of pondering, wondering: Don't you know that I'm here for you? To communicate and help you through? I can see you're lonely down there, but I'm here with open arms, so you don't have to be anymore. I'm waiting for your green light to eliminate this tense space between us.

And that leads perfectly to the double meaning of Spinnin' out: the more colloquial meaning is another way to express that someone is panicking, which could be an emotion surfaced because of this distance and space between. Then, if one wants to dive deeper, you bring in the following Waitin' for ya to pull me in, which can have an accompanying meaning of gravity to tie in with the celestial theme — he's waiting for them to take him by the hand, both metaphorically and literally, and show reciprocation in the desire for reconnection.

[VERSE 2] I'm in a L.A. mood I don't wanna talk to you She said, "Give me a day or two"

The second verse and the first are opposites, and that's interesting. And, in my guesses, there are two separate readings possible, and depends on perspective. Whether you read it from the speaker's mouth or the receiver's.

Starting with the latter, this second verse is a response. And it shouldn't be lost how the length is shorter and more brief. When considering this being from the receiver to the speaker, it comes off as dismissive. A shutdown of the hand of the speaker's reaching out, as the receiver quickly asks for more space and time, Give me a day or two, with a brief explanation, I'm in a L.A. mood, while sneaking in the real intention in this stalling, I don't wanna talk to you. Though he's constantly open to reconnection, the other is not.

Now, if there's no perspective change, the speaker's reverting back to old habits in reaction to frustration. A prime example of the reaction to the action, or in this case nonaction, is how he regresses back to his struggle with communication and says in the most obvious manner: I don't wanna talk to you. It's a bit jarring after the song thus far shows a desire, almost desperation, for communication. But there's some more reasoning, and it lies in the line before, I'm in a L.A. mood. He's using the phrase to embody the professional and work mood and mindset, and how one usually compartmentalizes work and private life. I'm shoving it into the back of my mind for now, which could also provoke a bad mood as well. Followed then with She said, "Give me a day or two", maybe either bringing in the other perspective briefly or just an encouragement to keep himself focused for another day or two. A bit of a sloppy interpretation, but one nonetheless, and I hope it all made sense as I tried to verbalize it.

[PRE-CHORUS AND CHORUS REPETITION]

[BRIDGE] Right here, right here Spinnin' out, waitin' for ya I'm here, right here Wishin' I could be there for ya Be there for ya Be there for ya, for ya For ya Be there for ya

The beloved bridge, and very much well-loved by myself, as well. What began as an easy, swaying, otherworldly melody has now built up to an explosion of emotions expressed. The frustration amplifies, as he keeps being turned away again and again. As the speaker waits for them to see him and listen, the receiver doesn't seem to be able to reciprocate. Though his care for them remains genuine and prominent, the impatience courses vigorously. All his frustration builds up from the first verse and progresses through the piece, leading up to right now, the bridge we all love, as he lets it all out. He yells. He cries louder. He's right there.

This is the visual I get in my hand. A ghostly figure of the speaker in front of the receiver, with his hand on their shoulders, but they're unable to feel his touch. But he's trying to shake them, and trying to make them see again and again that he's right here. I'm here, right here sounds comforting, like he's trying to give solace to his other. I'm here. You're not alone, you don't need to be lonely. Then, he continues on to say Wishin' I could be there for ya which illustrates the emotional distance and physical distance simultaneously, as he cries out that extra mile about how he just wishes so deeply he could be there for them.

Satellite is grounding your partner while floating in their gravity, waiting for them to pull you in and let you be there for them. It makes me think of long nights, at the end of summer, when you lay outside on a picnic blanket and finally bear your soul out to someone under the stars to the soundtracks of the season. The music makes you feel like you’re floating into another place and time. It’s like a cacophony, the musicality of the song reflecting Harry’s exasperation. Whirring guitars, sun-dappled synths, and even cymbals bloom all over the song, and it all sticks with you for a long time.

dedicated to this anon and this anon <3

Thank you for reading, you’re absolutely incredible! If there are any songs you’d like me to make an analysis of, please send your request to my inbox! along with any questions or insights you might have yourself!

[mrs-monaghan]

Just wanted to say that I love reading every single one of your blogs that deals with jikook! You're witty, funny, and very straightforward. I'm so happy I found your blog!

Aww... you're so sweet. Ty!😘 Here, have some random Jkk moments because you're too kind.

Moment 1

Starting with JK not liking that Jimin was pretending to untuck V's shirt

Link

Thats a terrible sound but anyway, the way JK is looking at Jimin though 🤭🤭🤭 that's what betrayal looks like 😂

Moment 2

Then here we all know that one winter package where Jimin went to bed in a sweater JK spent the day in. Well, here is Jimin way back when, doing the same with JK's beanie

Someone likes the way his boyfriend smells. #feels 🥺🥺

Moment 3

How many times have their concepts been similar now?

There is no "you are me i am you" there is just boyfriends copying eo atp

Moment 4

Did we know?

Aint that the cutest thing??? 🥺🥺🥺

Moment 5

Just JK and his muse... NBD

Moment 6

Just quickly gonna bring this hand hold back 🥺🥺 so darn soft!

Moment 7

Stuck like glue since 2015 (aka spot the couple challenge)

Moment 8

So.... turns out Jimin is used to being punched in his sleep

Just incase anyone needed even more proof that Jikook have always slept together...

Moment 9

Even more proof Jikook watch movies together.

Said movie(anime);

Moment 10

When JK forgets himself and shows us how Jimin really makes him feel 🤭

Damn. If your partner's touch doesn't make you look this blissful you ain't doing it right 😂

Moment 11

JK's first IG photo

Jimin's wallpaper

That day at the beach must have really meant alot to them...

Moment 12

When satellite Jimin ruined the fanchant order 😂😂 (I told y'all he does it too!)

That's so hilarious to me guys, I'm sorry 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Moment 13

I will wrap this post up with an analysis. Y'all know how we love those... Basically in 2018 BTS went on a gate away where they rented this one house. So the sus part is that, ALL members got food poisoning EXCEPT for Jikook.

Basically, one night they roasted this meat but JK couldn't join them to eat coz he had a bad headache. So he turned in. Jimin went to take care of him (naturally) and that's how he also ended up not eating the meat.

But that's not even the best part. The best part was RM saying;

See, Namkook were supposed to be roomates during this mini trip except RM's roomie never showed up 🤭🤭 one guess in which room JK was staying 😜

You can find the entire analysis in depth on this twitter thread here

Jikook and their habit of disappearing. Its so funny the amount of times its always them 2 missing 😂 I love it sm!

Thanks again anon! 💛💜

[strawglicks]

huge fan of the idea that flint cant handle what he dishes out.

they are too shy to be confrontational so as a result they let ppl walk all over them which i imagine results in pent up anger that they release thru talking shit behind ppls back .

and i get this impression from this exchange right here:

flint talking poorly of the satellites, followed by "oh no i shouldnt have said that" implies he KNOWS he shouldnt be saying it and will get confronted for it, further implying hes done it before. cosmo's rant also implies this is a common occurrence that, tbh, he is rightfully angry for. and most of the things he points out abt flint in said rant arent wrong at all.

flint can talk big all they want, but never to someone's face bc they cant handle the confrontation that comes with it. it's cowardly, there's no self-respect to be had there. its just flints attempt to feel confident/better abt themselves. and i really hope to see more of this aspect of his character, ESPECIALLY in canon since, apparently, this 1.3 blogpost isnt explicitly canon (which saddens me every time i think about it.)

btw i feel the need to add on that i dont think flint's wrong or lying abt the satellites. What I'm condemning them for is the fact they're talking shit but then cant handle the consequences. If ur gonna talk behind peoples backs and stir the pot, you should be able to say the same shit to their face as well. Cosmo certainly doesnt appreciate how flint views his boys, but i feel like even HE would have a little more respect if flint just had enough courage to say it to his face.

But they dont, because they look up to Cosmo and dont want to be on his bad side, making it even more difficult for Flint to be confrontational . he has no desire to start problems with cosmo HIMSELF, just the satellites. (ppl forget this and treat it like flint has issues with cosmo, but thats not true . flint admires cosmo, likely due to his confidence and leadership skills since its smth flint craves having for himself, and erasing that aspect is a HUGE injustice to a really fun and interesting dynamic !)

i feel like the detail that flint likes drama ALSO plays a part in all this. enjoys drama, probably watches it from afar, but the moment it involves him, hes a total coward lmao

[just-spectating]

The Bulb and Space Probe Death: A Brief Essay

Something that I don’t recall being addressed in 17776 is the fact that the space probes are not immortal. The humans are on Earth where the nanobots and their mysterious longevity prevent them from dying, but Nine, Ten and Juice are in space.

The only thing protecting them from system failure and natural wear and tear is presumably that they are capable of self-repair. If they ever experienced a damage too great for them to fix themselves, Juice is the only one close enough to Earth to have any hope of being reached in time.

I think that the reason the death of the Bulb was so deeply sad and disturbing to the probes is it reminded them that like the Bulb, they are ultimately objects that can be damaged and destroyed. Like the football that obliterated the Bulb, Nine, Ten, and Juice could be hit by an asteroid or any other space debris and die (particularly if they were distracted or asleep and didn’t see it coming).

They could flicker out of existence at any moment. It’s a slim possibility, but the possibility of that football hitting the Bulb was also nearly nonexistent.

This also means that Nine and Ten could, in theory, commit suicide by piloting into a star or planetary body intentionally (that is, if they ever got close enough to one) or that a human could do the same by going to space or somewhere else without nanobots (assuming that the nanos don’t cling too or cloud around humans too closely for that to be possible). 

I also find the role reversal in 17776 quite interesting. Once, objects outlived their creators, they were what remained after they were gone and preserved their memory. Objects, naturally, are meant to last longer than people. But in 17776, the opposite is true. Footballs can burn to ash in car accidents, light bulbs can shatter, and, possibly, sentient space probes can die.

This was meant for my 17776 blog (@we-perpetually-hang-out) but is posted here instead due to tag issues.

[twopoppies]

Satellite is one of my favorite songs on Harry’s House and I loved this creator’s take on it.

x

[sh3nlong-promakh0s]

sleeping satellite is actually such a well written and deep song

SLEEPING SATELLITE BY TASMIN ARCHER

I blame you for the moonlit sky And the dream that died With the eagles flight I blame you for the moonlit nights When I wonder why Are the seas still dry? Don't blame this sleeping satellite

Did we fly to the moon too soon? Did we squander the chance? In the rush of the race The reason we chase is lost in romance

And still we try To justify the waste For a taste of man's greatest adventure

I blame you for the moonlit sky And the dream that died With the eagles flight I blame you for the moonlit nights When I wonder why Are the seas still dry? Don't blame this sleeping satellite

Have we lost what it takes to advance? Have we peaked too soon? If the world is so green Then why does it scream under a blue moon? We wonder why If the earth's sacrificed For the price of it's greatest treasure

I blame you for the moonlit sky And the dream that died With the eagles flight I blame you for the moonlit nights When I wonder why Are the seas still dry? Don't blame this sleeping satellite

And when we shoot for stars What a giant step Have we got what it takes To carry the weight of this concept? Or pass it by like a shot in the dark Miss the mark with a sense of adventure

I blame you for the moonlit sky And the dream that died With the eagles flight I blame you for the moonlit nights When I wonder why Are the seas still dry? Don't blame this sleeping satellite

this is basically the uk version of whitey on the moon holy shit

ok so i've been obsessed with this song for a few weeks now and have been listening to it on repeat, and like at first listen you'd think it's a catchy little ditty but nothing special... but nooooo tasmin archer is a genius singer songwriter like... idk her vocals alone are so masterful, so intentional and so well controlled!

anyway read the lyrics! they are not just about the moon landing and like blindly going along with the glorious american nationalist narrative that's spun around it, or like a lot of cold war propaganda... nah she's questioning the worth of the whole expedition by asking 'and still we try to justify the waste for a taste of man's greatest adventure' and 'Have we lost what it takes to advance?, Have we peaked too soon? if the world is so green, then why does it scream under a blue moon,,, we wonder why, if the earth's sacrificed for the price of it's greatest treasure'

so clearly she's saying the moon landings were NOT WORTH THE COST, implying that humanity (read: america) could have spent taxpayer dollars on actually improving the majority of human lives, like gil scot heron's poem:

A rat done bit my sister Nell. (with Whitey on the Moon) Her face and arms began to swell. (and Whitey's on the Moon) I can't pay no doctor bill. (but Whitey's on the Moon) Ten years from now I'll be paying still. (while Whitey's on the Moon)

tasmin archer may not be as explicit with her politics but i reckon the message is subtly there, i was so genuinely impressed with relistening to this after like not hearing it since i was a kid

[batsplat]

on the point of ktm being more desirable before the whole… thing–i think vale hit the nail on the head when he said riders probably felt a little betrayed by ducati signing marc because before you could presumably perform on their satellite bikes and hope to get a factory seat eventually but then someone like marc who is an outsider just came in and signed on for a factory bike and full factory support, and that decision was made like what 7 races into the season? when he hadn’t even won a race yet. so i kind of understand riders fleeing to ktm’s and aprilia’s (even at the cost of missing out on v good bikes) because they probably didn’t see a future for themselves on a ducati

yeah I think that's a big part of it.... y'know, people debate so much about the wisdom of jorge's decision that I really feel like there's not been enough discussion of how flat out insane bastianini's move is. if you're going to a satellite team anyway, WHY are you going to the worse bike... where it's also not like there's a super obvious route to the factory team and there's one guy who's going to be the star of the factory as long as they can keep him... he could've gone to gresini!! he liked gresini!! it's not like the track record of ktm satellite riders is a particularly happy one either! it feels crazy!! but that's the psychology for you, right, you feel rejected and you feel like you need to make a switch and not go backwards and whatever, and then I suppose ktm did a decent job at making these guys feel wanted. which... at the time I felt like - with their rider management track record - ktm was really failing upwards in securing that line-up. all the things money can do for you, I thought. ah well. now I suppose they're just failing

and the ducati rider management thing is hardly JUST a marc-related problem, this is a rot that goes further back. check out casey indulging in some throwback conspiracism before the title finale when he was talking about ducati maybe sabotaging jorge - obviously a wound that runs deep. the way the whole bastianini/jorge relationship was handled 2022-23 was already a bit of a nightmare, like no shit jorge had extremely run out of patience by the time this rider market cycle came along. to some extent, this was inevitable. if you have a lot of highly rated ambitious riders and only two factory seats and that's how your model works - then eventually obviously some riders are going to feel pretty disillusioned. but also, some of this is also how you sell this process to the riders... ducati tried to play off jorge and bastianini against each other in some kind of misguided attempt to make them inspire the other to perform better, they really didn't spend enough time making satellite teams look almost as desirable as the factory team (which ktm has for instance done), and in the end they've managed to alienate both of them. they made everything about competing for The Big Prize that the two riders had to prostrate themselves for, it was constantly being dangled in front of them as the ultimate reward, and in the end they gave the next contract to someone who hadn't even been in the picture until this year. it's just extremely unsuccessful expectation management... ducati had already primed jorge to see this as a massive snub, they played their hand poorly and managed to fumble most of their assets, and they really don't have anyone to blame but themselves. it's a shame their bike is so good they're not really going to get punished for their lack of care in handling this situation, though I'd enjoy it if this came back to bite them one day. (tbh given the tone where the jorge/ducati relationship was left off, if anything it's more likely that they'll just reunite one day if the stars align. which, well, whatever, I would have appreciated some more hard feelings.) if it were just about the factory/satellite distinction and ducati went for marc/pecco knowing it would cost them a lot of their other assets, that'd be a perfectly reasonable choice. but the quality of ktm's satellite line up (with considerably worse bikes) shows that there's more to the story to that

so yeah, valentino's right, ducati riders felt betrayed. ducati with its eight bikes made it feel like it was a closed camp that would prioritise internal progression and nurture its own riders, rather than shop outside the tent for talent. and then it flirted with not caring about marc for years and then it realised it did care rather a lot about marc after all. classic case of wanting to have your cake and eat it, the whole thing felt pretty inept and amateurish. and the insane thing is they could have gotten almost everything they wanted. eight time world champion marc was at least publicly willing to accept a continued stay at a satellite team - as long as it was a satellite team he was already embedded within. if you hear these marc comments as ducati and you have been given a way of accommodating your two time defending champion, the current championship leader and the eight time champion + biggest name in the sport for another couple of years, you should be buying a lottery ticket since the sporting gods are clearly smiling on you and then move heaven and earth to make that situation work. it is sheer hubris that they tried to bully marc into accepting the pramac deal. they could have had marc and they could have had everything else too!! they were losing pramac anyway!! it's just such a ducati thing to happen to ducati, my god

and look, maybe it won't cost them. maybe marc will clean house for the next xyz number of years for ducati and ktm will have collapsed and pedro or alonso or whichever wunderkind is destined to win ten consecutive titles will end up at ducati's doorstep and the only thing that will matter is ducati having the best bike and they'll nail the next rules cycle too and we'll all be stuck with these guys forever. who knows. completely plausible. this is obviously what gives 2004 that satisfying kick, right - it's quite rare for manufacturer hubris to be so immediately and so conclusively punished. (ducati thinking they could do without casey clocks in second in the manufacturer karma rankings in modern motogp, not QUITE as conclusive since they weren't winning a title in 2011 with casey either but it's a clear 1-2 for those two.) ducati isn't going to be punished for this in the short-term. major injuries *knocks on wood* or other bizarre plot twists aside, they are basically guaranteed another 1-2 in next year's championship, and having marc on their books as a rider in factory red is just indisputably a win. which is unfair! it does leave a sour taste that ducati still hasn't learned its lessons where rider management is concerned, and they're not going to be punished for it. and yes, it's the game - but again, the point isn't the choice to take marc. the point is the years of ducati rider management that led up to that choice, all the reasons why jorge was even in the position where he felt he had to make an ultimatum start of this season that it was factory seat of bust. it's one of those fun little things valentino and casey are aligned on - of course it feels like a betrayal:

'normal that the riders feel betrayed' 'spent these years being loyal to ducati' they're so cute when they agree. I get why ducati made the choice they did (let's pretend for a moment marc in gresini wasn't an option and it was marc to the factory team or bust). marc is an eight time champion, his track record speaks for itself, rider egos aside it was always obvious the race win thing was a matter of time - and by now we obviously have more than enough information to say there is ample competitive justification for this choice. but motogp did not start in... whatever month mugello was. ducati spent years developing this whole 'pyramid' structure, as valentino so nicely puts it, before basically throwing it out of the window at the first test. so that was a waste of everyone's time! this is the problem, right, the whole thing's just kind of dumb and in a kinder universe would make young talent in future wary of ducati. if you don't want one of your competitors with way worse bikes to boast a considerably better satellite line-up than you, don't promise things to your riders you aren't ready to deliver on. because otherwise your riders will feel betrayed. more at eleven. hire me ducati, I have very reasonable rates

[spacenutspod]

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Satellite Manufacturing Market - Forecast(2024 - 2030)

Satellite Manufacturing Market Overview

The Global Satellite Manufacturing Market is estimated to reach $24.0 billion by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 3.2% during 2021-2026. Satellite are launched into the space to provide various services such as telemetry, remote sensing satellite, automatic identification system, surveillance, communication and others. Major drivers for satellite manufacturing market growth are surge in utilization of satellites for military surveillance and other defense applications. There is a requirement of more data bandwidth and reliable communication infrastructure to the military for meeting the growing demand from UAVs and modern equipment. Surge in satellite based telemetry and geostationary  applications, development of all-electric propulsion systems for use in sun-synchronous orbit satellites along with the growth in R&D space activities are driving the growth of the market.

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The report: “Satellite Manufacturing Market – Forecast (2021-2026)”, by Industry ARC covers an in-depth analysis of the following segments of the Satellite Manufacturing Market. 

By Type– Communication Satellite, Remote Sensing Satellite, Navigation Satellite, Geocentric Orbit type satellites, Global Positioning System, Geostationary Satellites, Drone Satellite, Ground Satellite, Polar Satellite, Nano Satellites, CubeSats, SmallSats

By Size– Large, Medium, Mini, Micro, Nano, Pico, Femto

By Orbit Location– LEO Satellites, Sun-Synchronous Orbit Satellites, GEO Satellites

By Application- Military & Government, Commercial

By Geography - North America (U.S, Canada, Mexico), South America(Brazil, Argentina and others), Europe(Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain, Russia and Others), APAC(China, Japan India, SK, Australia and Others), and RoW (Middle east and Africa)

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The rise in adoption of satellites in Military and Space applications along with increased R&D activities are driving the growth of the market.

Military sector is witnessing a significant growth of the market owing to the requirement of advanced communication systems for completing their missions and tracking the exact position and movement of their solders.

North America is witnessing a significant growth of the market owing to the presence of one of the biggest space research organization “NASA” in which R&D activities are majorly performed along with the new policies organized by the government related to the satellites in the Military and Defense sector. 

Satellite Manufacturing Market Segment Analysis - By Type 

By Type the market is segmented into Communication Satellite, Remote Sensing Satellite, Navigation Satellite, Geocentric Orbit type satellites, Global Positioning System, Geostationary Satellites, Drone Satellite, Ground Satellite, Polar Satellite, Nano Satellites, CubeSats, SmallSats. Communication satellite are dominating the market at 24.5% in 2020 owing to its large use in television, telephone, radio, internet and military applications. Communication satellite uses radio frequencies and microwave frequencies to allow communication between separated geographical points on the Earth. Communication satellites are used in variety of applications such as long-distance telephone transmission, gathering intelligence in military, navigation of ships and aircrafts, weather forecasting and others owing to which it has a demand in the market. These factors have boosted the market growth.

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Satellite Manufacturing Market Segment Analysis - By Application

By Application the market is segmented into Military & Government, Commercial. Military & Government is witnessing a significant growth in the market. Military and Government sector is witnessing a significant growth in the market at 3.9% CAGR through 2026. In Military and government the satellites are used for intelligence gathering, military communications, and navigation purposes. The private and commercial satellites have become a significant provider of satellite services in the military applications. A continuous picture of location and movements of the solders are provided to the commanders through the combination of GPS –derived positioned data and advanced communication along with variety of space and airborne sensors. These factors are driving the growth of the market.

Satellite Manufacturing Market Segment Analysis - By Geography

By Geography the Satellite Manufacturing Market is dominated by North America with a market share 42.6% in 2020. Presence of robust framework for designing and manufacturing of satellites is one of the predominant factors driving the market in this region. The presence of the major key players and most advanced technological developments in this region is also boosting the growth of the market. On December 2919, National Defense Authorization acts was signed by President Trump. This act created a Space Force and is responsible for organizing, training, and equipping space forces command for the U.S military. The presence of one of the biggest space research organization “NASA” has also propelled the manufacturing of satellites with advanced technology which are involved in the R&D activities. These factors are driving the market in North America.

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Satellite Manufacturing Market Drivers

Surge in use of satellites in Military applications:

Surge of satellites in military applications have resulted in the development of small bodyguard satellite and space based laser defenses to protect important space assets. Many of the countries are purchasing satellites to support their own strategic Military activities. In APAC region China is the fastest growing country in civil, military and commercial capabilities. China is planning to launch two BeiDou Satellites into geostationary orbit in 2020. China plans to follow up this mission in late 2020 with Chang’e-5, a mission that aims to return samples from the Moon back to Earth for further study. U.S and other countries are also involved in the planning and launch of the satellites aiming to strengthen their military activities and communication within their armed forces. These factors are driving the market growth.

Technological advancements and growth in internet:

The rising use of internet applications have resulted in the manufacturing of more advanced satellite for communication purposes. The satellite are connected to the ground stations through which they are controlled. The antennas on satellites and ground stations, the landlines that connect ground stations to terrestrial networks, and the user terminals that connect to satellites are all potential intrusion points for cyber-attacks. Cyber-attacks can be used to monitor data traffic patterns. A cyber- attack on space systems can result in data loss, widespread disruptions, and even permanent loss of a satellite. To control all these situations the major key players are manufacturing the satellites with advanced capabilities. Rising internet penetration is propelling the growth of satellites used for communication purposes. These factors are fueling the growth of the market.

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Satellite Manufacturing Market Challenges

Complex Programming and Design related Risks:

Although the satellite are used in communications and many space missions but most of the space related missions fails due the complexity related to the designing and programming of the satellites. The designers relay on numerical modelling of vehicle aerodynamics rather than actual wind tunnel tests. These factors are causing major restrain in the market growth.

Satellite Manufacturing Market Landscape

Satellite Manufacturing Market is dominated by major companies such as Airbus Defense and Space, OHB SE, Boeing Defense, Space and Security, JSC Information Satellite Systems, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Space Systems, Thales Alenia Space, Capella Space, Ursa Space Systems among others.

Acquisitions/Technology Launches

In January 2020, Capella Space evolved its satellite design “testbed satellite”. It enables on –demand observation from anywhere on Earth. This design is anticipated to deliver the most flexible and frequent high quality images in the market.

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Satellite Internet Industry 2030 Outlook, Regions, Size Estimation and Upcoming Trend

The global satellite internet market size was valued at USD 8,231.47 million in 2022 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.6% from 2023 to 2030. Satellite internet is a wireless network that covers satellite dishes in space and on Earth. It connects people in remote locations worldwide and provides access to up-to-date information. Satellite internet is accessed…

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Hi Shaz! Im feeling so down today, i had been stressed out for the whole week as I have 2 audits and 2 assessment for this month, I dis not pass one of my assessment today. Pls give me some Jikook content to lift my spirit up 😘 I know reading ur blogs will make me feel good, that’s why I run here after hahahah

I got u my lovely. There is never shortage of Jikook content! I didn't do it when u asked me but better late than never, no?

To start us off, how soft is this image?

No seriously, how soft is that?

(Which reminds me, @youaremy-parkfilter I haven't 4go10 your ask. I just haven't had time to rewatch the episode but I will, I promise)

It's a subconscious act too, that's what I love about it. Their size difference though! Gets me everytime

I love them sm 😩😩😩😩😫😫😫😫

Okay, okay. Let's get it together. Too fluffy..too much fluff. I know just the thing to get me back on track. 😏 see this photo of JK where he looks like a professional wrecker?

No, but he really do be looking like he does indeed wreck Jimin seven days a week 🥵 Anyway, remember how he adjusts the Jungkonda during this clip? Isn't it funny who he's talking about while he does that? 🤭🤭🤭

😂🤣😂 Look, this isn't what you would call a typical Jikook moment. It's just one of those things someone with a brain like mine would notice, alright? It's JK adjusting himself, of course I noticed. But it was JK adjusting himself while talking about Jimin. 🤭🤭🤭

Moving onnnnnnn.... what do you reckon Jikook have been saying to eo all these years?

And why do they have to be that close? Its that lack of personal space thing they've always had going on 🤭

Anyway, let's do a tiny analysis because we can. I was watching this because it doesn't matter how long you've been around there is always BTS content to catch up on, and I noticed something that really tickled me.

So Jimin was asked to pretend he's preventing his gf from breaking up with him. V wanted to pretend to be the gf but JK quickly beats him to it.

He stands up incredibly fast and stops infront of Jimin 😂😂 JK did not want another member to play this role. He really wanted to be Jimin's pretend girlfriend 🤭🤭🤭

The best part though, is when Jimin still names his girlfriend Jeon Jungkook. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I'm sorry but that was too funny to me. Jimin and his girlfriend Jungkook 🤭🤭 Not RM finding it cringy 😂😂😂 RM's reactions never fail y'all.

Then, Jimin was asked to pick an actress he would love to work with.

And so he did.

Then an outraged JK was like, what about me???

Umm... okay? You're not even on the list bro, maybe chill? 🤭😂

It's the little things guys. It's the little things. And of course satellite Jikook are sitting next to eo. 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

Next I'm gonna share this extremely soft Jikook moment. Like, he didn't even hurt him. That punch was so soft and yet here Jimin is just hugging on JK and apologising for the clearly painless punch. But its the tight hug at the end for me 🥺

Alrighty! Back to another BV analysis. So remember when they went to that tourist place with all the dinosaur carcasses and Jimin was soooooooo excited? As soon as he spotted it he told us about how he loves dinosaurs

He couldn't wait to get off the ATV and ran towards it.

And there he goes telling RM all about it. Super super excited he is.

As soon as he was given the go ahead he got inside one of them.

Now, JK could you please tell us your favourite animal just one more time?

Thank you JK ☺☺☺

Out of the million things Jikook have in common, quickly add dinosaurs to the list if you haven't. 🥰🥰

While we are on BV there is this one moment that I didn't understand. Like Jimin was just there... he wasn't even talking it was RM and someone else talking. But JK was just.... staring at Mimi

Like for no reason. And as soon as Jimin turned back to his food JK quickly looks away.

This JK habit absolutely fascinates me. Like fr fr. What is it? What goes on? Like Mr. Jeon can you speak your thoughts outloud? That's your man, you've known him for years, why do you look at him like you've never seen him before? It's just... I don't understand... but I know it ain't normal. Like, friends don't just stare at their other friends for no reason.

Okay so I just thought this was cute

And this will always be very eyebrow raising for me. Why u blushing for your bandmate Jimin?

And why does JK always look so cocky when that happens? 🤔 Guess we'll never know 🤷🏽‍♀️

Satellite Jeon my favourite! Look at him be subtle!

Oh what's that? V showing Jimin his phone?

Oops, JK must know what Jimin is looking at. On time, like clockwork. Peekaboo!

This one i clicked on by accident but I'm not mad at it. For me, It's how deep Jimin's fingers are digging into an erogenous part of JK's body 😏

Sorry I'm late my dear. But hope this post finds you well 💚💚💚

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This Global Fixed Satellite Services (FSS) research report offers a comprehensive overview of the market, combining both qualitative and quantitative analyses. The qualitative analysis explores market dynamics such as growth drivers, challenges, and constraints, providing deep insights into the market's present and future potential. Meanwhile, the quantitative analysis presents historical and forecast data for key market segments, offering detailed statistical insights.

According to Straits Research, the global Fixed Satellite Services (FSS) market size was valued at USD 18.27 Billion in 2021. It is projected to reach from USD XX Billion in 2022 to USD 27.32 Billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 4.57% during the forecast period (2022–2030).

Who are the leading companies (Marketing heads, regional heads) in the Fixed Satellite Services (FSS) 

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The report forecasts revenue growth at all geographic levels and provides an in-depth analysis of the latest industry trends and development patterns from 2022 to 2030 in each of the segments and sub-segments. Some of the major geographies included in the market are given below:

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According to BIS Research, the Asia-Pacific satellite imaging for agriculture market (excluding China) was valued at $53.5 million in 2023, and it is expected to grow with a CAGR of 8.11% during the forecast period 2023-2028 to reach $79.0 million by 2028.

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ooh… the satellite analysis made my brain so happy! a musical “trope” harry used throughout harry’s house is a contrast between his vocal style and the music/production, and it worked so well for an introspective work.

when I first heard as it was, I was grabbed by how different harry’s vocal style was. very soft and short, like he’s unaffected, or like he’s trying to keep his emotions in check. but the instrumentation is fast paced, surging past him. at the end of each chorus, quietly in the background, is crashing cymbals— a great auditory signal, as if there are alarm bells ringing in the back of your head that you’re ignoring. the tension between his unaffected vocal approach and the anxious lyrics+music reaches a peak at the bridge, and finally resolves with the bursting final chorus. brilliant!

keep driving is another one where the music adds a LOT. you first get the inkling something’s off in the chorus; the “small concern with how the engine sounds” is punctuated with a dissonant chord, shocking you out of the laidback groove. then the infamous bridge— as the lyrics move from sunglasses and breakfast into political turmoil and drug use, harry’s vocal style remains unchanged, but a guitar “revs up” and the background synths build and build, like you’re headed towards disaster while harry ignores it all and “keeps driving”. (harry’s love of conflict avoidance… at least he’s self aware?)

finally, satellite! the most extreme use of this trope. one of my favorite details is that the lofty, detached vocals of chorus remain even as the song “spins out” into a supernova towards the end, but the background vocals are him belting as hard as he can. it’s the perfect tension of a person saying “don’t worry! just waiting for you! take your time!” while his internal voice is screaming for somebody to just DO something.

all this to say, Harry’s House has very well thought out production, musical, and lyrical choices, and makes the album so much greater than the sum of its part. So glad award shows are now taking note of harry’s musicianship!

Yes yes yes!!! I love all of this so much. His songs are wildly layered and so interesting and every time I listen I get some new tidbit I hadn't noticed before. Thank you so much for this.

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Rapid Economic Growth: Countries like China and India have experienced rapid economic growth, leading to increased disposable incomes and a burgeoning middle class with a growing appetite for consumer goods and services.

Increasing Digital Penetration: The region is witnessing a surge in internet and smartphone penetration, creating a vast market for high-speed connectivity.

Government Support: Governments in the region are recognizing the strategic importance of satellite communications and are investing in the development of LEO satellite constellations.

Large Population Base: The region's massive population presents a significant market opportunity for satellite-based services.

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Abundant Capital: The availability of venture capital and private equity funding has fueled the growth of LEO satellite companies in the region.

Strong Aerospace Industry: A robust aerospace industry provides a foundation for satellite manufacturing, launch services, and related technologies.

Favorable Regulatory Environment: Supportive government policies and regulations foster innovation and investment in the LEO satellite sector.

Skilled Workforce: A pool of skilled engineers, scientists, and technicians is essential for the development and operation of LEO satellite constellations.

Geographic Advantages: North America's strategic location provides advantages for satellite launches and ground station operations.

Focus on Research and Development: Significant investments in research and development are driving technological advancements in satellite design and operation.

Collaboration and Partnerships: Partnerships between satellite operators, technology providers, and end-users are accelerating market growth and innovation.

Emerging Applications: The identification of new applications for LEO satellite constellations, such as precision agriculture and disaster management, is expanding the market.

Government Initiatives: Government support, including funding and policy initiatives, is driving the growth of the LEO satellite industry.

Increasing Demand for Edge Computing: The need for low-latency applications is driving the demand for LEO satellite constellations to support edge computing infrastructure.

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Several factors are propelling the growth of the Asia Pacific LEO satellite mega-constellations market:

Bridging the Digital Divide: LEO satellite constellations can provide connectivity to remote and rural areas, reducing the digital divide.

IoT and Industry 4.0: The growing adoption of IoT devices and the rise of Industry 4.0 are creating a demand for reliable and low-latency connectivity.

Disaster Management and Relief: LEO satellite constellations can play a crucial role in disaster management and relief efforts by providing communication and data services.

Maritime and Aviation Connectivity: The region's extensive coastline and growing aviation industry create opportunities for satellite-based communication services.

Space Exploration: Increasing space exploration activities in the region are driving demand for advanced satellite technologies.

Challenges and Opportunities

While the Asia Pacific region presents immense growth potential, the industry also faces challenges:

Spectrum Allocation: Securing adequate spectrum for satellite operations can be a complex and competitive process.

Regulatory Environment: A clear and supportive regulatory framework is essential for the growth of the industry.

Infrastructure Development: Investing in ground infrastructure, such as ground stations, is crucial for the successful operation of LEO satellite constellations.

However, these challenges also present opportunities for innovation and differentiation. Companies that can develop innovative solutions and build strong partnerships with governments and other stakeholders will be well-positioned to succeed.

The Road Ahead

The Asia Pacific LEO satellite mega-constellations market is poised for significant growth, driven by a combination of factors including rapid economic development, increasing digital penetration, and supportive government policies. As the region continues to invest in space infrastructure and technology, it is expected to become a global leader in the industry.

Conclusion

The Asia Pacific region has emerged as a dynamic and rapidly growing market for LEO satellite mega-constellations. Driven by factors such as economic growth, increasing digital penetration, and supportive government policies, the region is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of satellite communications.

As the industry continues to evolve, the Asia Pacific market will present significant opportunities for innovation, investment, and job creation. By addressing the challenges and capitalizing on the region's strengths, companies can position themselves for success in this burgeoning sector.