This is best topic which is satelite connectivity

1. SATELLITE CONNECTIVITY
THROUGH MOBILE

2. SATELLITE:-
Satellite is an artificial body placed in
orbit round the earth (or )moon
(or)another planet in order to Collect
information (or) for communication

3.  The big thing in mobile telephony may well be out of
this world,literally ,as anticipation of a growing range
of options for satellite –to-celluler or satellite
communication.

4. Satellite connection
Through mobile

5. IPHONE 14:-
Apple announced emergency SOS via satellite on iphone
14.
Thirdly, Google SVP Hiroshi Lockheimer just came out
and confirmed that Google would support satellite
communication in the next version of Android.
All these threads point to satellite connectivity within
existing smartphone hardware, rather than needing a
dedicated device. T-Mobile, for example, said that many of
its existing devices would already work with the planned
system, so this is very different to what's currently in place
with sat phones.

7. HOW DOES IT WORKS:-
In remote locations, beyond the reach of those terrestrial
cell towers, there's no reception. You're in a dead spot.
That problem can only be solved if there's some way to get
a connection to that location.
Satellites solve that problem by removing the need for the
terrestrial connection. If your phone can connect to
something in the sky, you solve the problem of lacking the
physical infrastructure on the ground - but you do then
need that infrastructure in the sky.

8. WHAT FUNCTIONS
WILL SATELLITE
COMMUNICATION
OFFER?
There are two services that have already
been launched. Apple's service on the
iPhone 14 will allow you to send
messages to emergency services in the
US and Canada, while the Huawei
system works in China allowing you to
send emergency messages.
According to T-Mobile and SpaceX, their initial focus will
be on SMS messaging.

9. ADVANTAGES
• It is used for mobile and wireless communication of location.
• Iphone14 series to connect to a satellite network and send
their location or emergency messages from remote locations.