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The Mobile Satellite Service (MSS) market is a subset of the satellite communications industry. It provides two-way voice and data services to mobile users, such as ships, aircraft, and land vehicles. MSS networks are typically composed of a constellation of geostationary satellites, which provide coverage over large areas. The services provided by MSS networks include voice, data, and messaging services, as well as tracking and monitoring services.
MSS networks are used by a variety of industries, including maritime, aviation, government, and military. They are also used by emergency services, such as search and rescue operations, and by businesses that require reliable communications in remote areas.
Some of the major players in the MSS market include Inmarsat, Iridium Communications, Globalstar, Thuraya, and SES. These companies provide a range of services, including voice, data, and messaging services, as well as tracking and monitoring services. Show Less Read more