Arctic Satellite Station Down: Undersea Data Cable Disrupting Links
Space Norway has confirmed a major disruption to one of the world’s key undersea Arctic data cables that supports over 100 polar-orbiting satellites and serves the Svalbard archipelago.
One of the two cables serving the SvalSat park - the world’s largest commercial ground station - has lost power at a deep-sea area almost 3km down, with the cause still unconfirmed.
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Space Norway has confirmed a major disruption to one of the world’s key undersea Arctic data cables that supports over 100 polar-orbiting satellites and serves the Svalbard archipelago.
One of the two cables serving the SvalSat park - the world’s largest commercial ground station - has lost power at a deep-sea area almost 3km down, with the cause still unconfirmed.
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03:55 PM - Jan 10, 2022
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bbruce995
@bbruce995
10 January, 06:12
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possibly an underwater earthquake or someone is trying to cause harm to a system somewhere
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PeQQy 222
@KnotMe
10 January, 04:04
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Yay that'll do it. SMH
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