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While rival China accelerates terrestrial 5G build-out globally, much of Africa lacks coverage, with only 24 percent of people online. Enter HAPS - with a 200-kilometer coverage radius that could enable universal access through fleets of floating cellular nodes. Japan recently secured international spectrum rights to enable its stratospheric vision. And with tests already proving feasibility, the country appears determined to reassert its leadership in telecommunications by providing universal coverage from the edge of space. Jump to today’s [Must Read]( to learn more about the tech that will make this possible. 🎙 New podcast [Retrofit AI and automation: the future of construction and mining]([.]( 👀 Have you subscribed to Engineer Pros? For the latest engineering news, career updates, and insider knowledge every Tuesday, [sign up here](. Good morning. I’m Tim, newsletter editor at IE. This is the Blueprint. Let’s get into 2024! Did a friend forward this e-mail to you? 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These stratospheric pseudo-satellites could provide wide 5G coverage to remote areas that are otherwise lacking in cellular infrastructure. One soaring base station with a 200 km range could replace numerous ground-based towers. With HAPS demos already proven and standard frequency bands now secured globally, Japan is poised to connect more of the world’s most inaccessible areas. Click below for an artist’s impression of the futuristic flying base station, and learn more about this plan to accelerate the rollout of global broadband. [Read more >]( [SCIENCE]( 🚀 [India launches pioneering X-ray space observatory]([Â]( The Indian Space Research Organization successfully deployed its first dedicated X-ray polarization detection satellite, XPoSat, using aPolar Satellite Launch Vehicle. Weighing 880 pounds, the five-year mission will study extreme celestial phenomena like black holes and neutron stars by measuring orientation and degree of emitted X-ray polarization. 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