Lazer equipped NASA satellites to revolutionise your internet speed when launched TODAY

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ASA and aerospace firm Orbital ATK will launch lazer-equipped satellites into space on Sunday.

The plans could create 200 megabits per second (Mbps) connections in space through the use of satellites with lazers.

If the launch is successful, this new technology could change the way networks of satellite-connected devices send data.

The American company, Orbital ATK, will send its Cygnus spacecraft, complete with NanoRacks CubeSats satellites, to the International Space Station.

NASA releases extraordinary images of Saturn

NASA's Cassani mission have released these amazing unseen photos of Saturn and it's many moons. These incredible images show close up photographs of Saturn and and it's orbiting moons taken from approximately 1.4 million miles away.

The space agency also said: “Capabilities in proximity operations enable multiple small spacecraft to operate cooperatively during science or exploration missions, approach another spacecraft or object for in-space observation or servicing, or connect small spacecraft together to form larger systems or networks in space,”more picture:http://viwright.com/BJxf

The launch was initially scheduled to take place on Saturday but had to be rearranged after an aircraft was spotted in the launch pad zone.

Sky watcher accuses NASA of hiding evidence

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This will be useful for the military,

Meanwhile, in the early hours of Monday morning, Venus and Jupiter will rise above the horizon, following an almost identical path.

The result is expected to stun both amateur and professional astronomers alike.

The planets, which happen to be two of the brightest in the solar system, will be an astonishing 0.3 degrees apart in the night’s sky. here:http://viwright.com/BJxf