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LUXEMBOURG, Nov. 19, 2025 — In a groundbreaking achievement for public safety communications, a pioneering European satellite connectivity provider has successfully transmitted Europe’s first direct-to-mobile emergency broadcast message from space. Utilizing a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellation, this significant milestone marks a new era in secure communication, particularly in emergency situations.
The innovative use of 60 MHz of high-priority MSS S-band spectrum enables the direct delivery of critical information to standard mobile devices, ensuring that vital updates reach individuals in real-time, regardless of their location. This capability is especially crucial during emergencies when traditional communication networks may be compromised or overloaded.
The successful transmission demonstrates the potential of satellite technology to enhance public safety measures and improve response times in crisis scenarios. This development not only showcases advancements in satellite communications but also positions Europe as a leader in the integration of space technology into everyday public safety solutions, paving the way for future innovations in emergency response systems.
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