Demo
    A technician in a white lab coat and hairnet maneuvers a piece of equipment on a wheeled platform in a bright, clean industrial facility.
    An engineer prepares to move a completed OneWeb satellite to a chamber to test for extreme temperatures.
    A small satellite with two large solar panels is orbiting above the Earth's surface, displaying a view of landmasses and water bodies below.
    One of the satellites that will make up OneWeb’s internet constellation, in an illustration. The initial constellation will comprise 648 satellites in low-Earth orbit.
    A gold-foil-wrapped satellite sits on a rectangular base inside a cleanroom with white walls and an equipment table on the right.
    An automated guided vehicle, or AGV, moves a OneWeb satellite around the Florida factory. The AGVs travel along red lines of tape laid down on the factory floor.
    Engineers in lab coats and hairnets examine a rocket payload assembly in a cleanroom with yellow scaffolding.
    Thirty-four OneWeb satellites are shown on their dispenser atop a Soyuz rocket's Fregat upper stage at Baikonur in Kazakhstan.
    A rocket launches into the night sky, leaving a bright curved trail of light, with stars visible in the background and reflections on a water body below.
    A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carries the third batch of Starlink satellites in early January 2020 after launching from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.