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downlink

[doun-lingk] / ˈdaʊnˌlɪŋk /


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"Current quantum satellites create entangled pairs in space and then send each half of the pair down to two places on Earth -- called a 'downlink'," said Professor Solntsev.

From Science Daily

That equipment, which could be operated even closer to Venezuela by ship, could potentially jam satellite uplinks and downlinks to cut off Venezuela’s access to communications and navigation systems.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Both platforms provide an unparalleled ability with Electro-optical/infrared sensors and video downlink capabilities that provide situational awareness and communications support that enhance officer safety,” the statement added.

From Los Angeles Times

Currently, most satellite operators have to downlink all their collected data and do most of the computing work on Earth.

From Seattle Times

The ground-based method, known as downlink jamming, transmits a signal on the same frequency as the satellite, which prevents connected devices from receiving the legitimate signal.

From Washington Post