The Megaconstellation Monthly is Quilty Space's monthly intelligence brief on the NGSO satellite ecosystem. It covers the full stack — broadband, direct-to-device, IFC, maritime, government, and defense — across SpaceX-Starlink, Amazon Leo, Telesat Lightspeed, AST SpaceMobile, SDA-PWSA, SES, and a growing roster of new entrants. Each edition tracks the programs, contracts, and regulatory moves shaping the sector, and pairs them with the Quilty QuickTake on what it all means.
Some of the headlines in September’s Mega News Roundup:
- Northrop Ships Its First 21 SDA Transport Satellites
- Space Force Keeps Vendor Diversity a Procurement Priority
- L3Harris Locks its Tranche 3 Tracking Design
- Moving Targets Move into Orbit
- Space Force Leaves SDN Architecture Up to SpaceX
- SDA Divvies Up the Ground Segment
- SCAR Reboot: From Custom Antennas to Commercial Ground Capacity
- Space Force's Secret Space Arsenal Takes Center Stage
- The Space Force's $1B Satcom Pipeline Where LEO Doesn't Appear
- MEO Missile Warning: Two Epochs, Zero on Orbit
- HBTSS Moves to Golden Dome
- Defense Is the New Black: MDA Space Unveils AURORA BLACK
- AT&T Business Signs on to Sell Amazon Leo
- Apple Holds the Line on Satellite Features
- The FCC Widens Amazon Leo's Spectrum Lane
- Amazon Leo: More Launches on Paper, Fewer on the Pad
- Elon Musk Adds a Zero: Starlink Gen3 vs V3
- SES Checks the Sovereign Boxes in September
- FCC Spectrum Abundance Order Passes 3-0 as SpaceX Lobbies Right Down to the Wire
- Space42 & Viasat Put $800M Behind Equatys
- SpaceX Fights Viasat Over Ka-Band Access
- Eutelsat Goes Long on LEO
- U.K. Opens £8B Defense Framework to 99 Suppliers




