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2        satellites to allow communications between terminals on Earth.
3        Traditional communications satellites - both those that act as simple
4        repeaters, and those with onboard routing - fundamentally work by
5        shuffling data to and from user terminals via a separate,
6        non-user-accessible feeder link connecting them to a large, official
7        ground station.`,a,o,t=`FemtoStar breaks this distinction. All user hardware can be used both to
8        connect to and to operate services, directly via the satellites. There
9        are no special "feeder" links, and no prior arrangement with FemtoStar
10        is required to operate a service. Credit Token processing takes place
11        on-satellite, and works even when no official ground station is
12        available.`,e,s,m=`The FemtoStar Project is also developing FemtoStar Real-Time Core Services (RTCS),
13        an open standard for basic communications services such as internet
14        access over the FemtoStar network. RTCS is intended to provide a global
15        baseline in FemtoStar-based service, and will be supported by every ground
16        station operated by FemtoStar Inc. We encourage RTCS adoption at all third-party ground
17        stations.`,g,p,F=`It's not just services either - the FemtoStar terminal will be released
18        as an open standard, with an open-hardware reference design, and
19        FemtoStar Inc. will work with third-party terminal manufacturers to license
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