Facebook could launch the first of a “constellation” of satellites in space next month to bring broadband to the world, competing with Starlink and OneWeb from SpaceX

• Facebook is working on the idea of satellite broadband for rural communities
• This could involve a constellation of thousands of satellites in low Earth orbit
• It is believed that Arianespace could launch the first “test device” in March

Facebook could launch the first of a “constellation” of satellites into space next month to bring broadband to the world, in competition with SpaceX.

The social media giant has long had space ambitions, which are part of its goal of spreading the web in disconnected areas, according to a Business Insider report.

Facebook could send the first satellite as evidence on the Arianespace Vega rocket when it resumes in March, according to the report.

A Facebook spokesman said satellite technology would be important for the next generation of broadband, but could not comment on the report of launch in March.

Recent public presentations before the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) suggest the possibility of an imminent launch.

The deposits were made under the name of a facade company called PointView Tech, owned by Facebook, according to Business Insider.

They suggest that the satellite would be experimental and would be the first step in a larger project to create a network of devices in orbit.

In a statement, Facebook said satellite infrastructure would provide broadband connectivity in rural areas where the Internet is non-existent or non-existent.

The idea of ​​a satellite network or constellation is not new and other companies have already started to launch their networks.

It is the model used by Elon Musk’s SpaceX for its Starlink satellite broadband network and by the British company OneWeb for its constellation.

Business Insider suggests that if Facebook succeeds in its test, we could see a fleet of thousands of satellites belonging to the social media company.

After a brief wait, Pokémon Home is now available for download on iOS, Android and Nintendo Switch. The application designed by Nintendo allows you to transfer your Pokémon to the last entry in the franchise, Pokémon Sword and Shield, from previous Switch and 3DS games like Pokémon X and Y. In the future, this will also work with Pokémon Go.

The application can be downloaded for free, but if you want everyone to take advantage of all its features, you must subscribe to the Home Premium plan. The subscription will cost you $ 3 every 30 days, $ 5 every 90 days or $ 16 once a year.

Although you can use the application for free through the basic plan, it limits you to storing only 30 Pokémon. You also cannot transfer monsters that you may have to some of the older 3DS games (as well as DS and Game Boy Advance) because the base plan is not compatible with Pokémon Bank.

Even if you don’t plan on using Home a lot, it’s worth downloading. The first time you start the application on iOS and Android, you will receive one of Kanto’s initiators: Charmander, Squirtle or Bulbasaur, for free. In Switch, meanwhile, you will get a free Pikachu. Oh, and there is a crazy new Professor Oak to guide you through the use of the application.

An Indian-American activist, known as Priya Sawhney was arrested after interrupting Amazon Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos – On-stage. She was arrested for the charges of burglary and trespassing.

The guilty Sawhney rushed on stage during an event of Amazon’s “re MARS” and asked Bezos to do something about “Chicken Farm.”

Shawney is the co-founder of Direct Action Everywhere (DXE). It is an international grassroots network of animal rights and abuse activists founded in 2013.

Also, another co-founder and lead organizer of DXE, along with Shawney, is facing a felony charge.

Shawney stated “You are the world’s richest man, You’re the President of Amazon and you can help the animals” in the on-stage event of Amazon

Additionally, she added, “Growing up as a child in India; I saw a lot of stray dogs, a lot of stray animals. And I always knew that these animals are helpless, and we need to help them and do whatever we can. So I’ve carried that into my work as an investigator of DXE.”

Shawney yelled by saying, “I’ve been inside Amazon’s Chicken Farm,” and also yelled to stop the animal abuse.

Shawney stated “You are the world’s richest man, You’re the President of Amazon and you can help the animals” in the on-stage event of Amazon

As Amazon’s directly doesn’t operate or own any chicken farm, but it buys from the suppliers which were initially targeted by DXE Activists.

According to an AP report, Sawhney’s next court hearing is on July 15. Shawney said, “She will face decades in prison” in an interview with Democracy News.

Shawney intention was clear of stopping animal abuse, but still trespassing and burglary is a crime.