This is the story of AST SpaceMobile — a company with one of the boldest technological missions of our time: connecting every mobile phone on Earth… directly from space.

Founded by Abel Avellan, AST asked a question few dared to consider: what if satellites didn’t require special phones — and instead connected directly to the ones already in our pockets? The vision was radical, the physics unforgiving, and the costs enormous.

In this video, we explore:
• How AST SpaceMobile aims to eliminate dead zones worldwide
• The engineering behind BlueWalker — one of the largest commercial satellites ever deployed
• Years of quiet testing and prototypes that made the impossible real
• The SPAC listing, soaring expectations, and the reality check of capital markets
• Partnerships with telecom operators proving demand is real
• The challenges of building a global space-based cellular network

AST SpaceMobile isn’t just about business or stock performance. It’s about patience, ambition, and engineering at the edge of possibility. Each launch, each test, is a statement: global connectivity should not depend on geography, wealth, or infrastructure.

This is not the story of an easy win.
It’s a story of vision, persistence, and reaching higher than anyone thought possible.

This is the story of AST SpaceMobile — a company aiming to turn the sky itself into a cell tower, and to connect the unconnected… one satellite at a time.

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