Satelit

In the context of computer science, "satelit" typically refers to a satellite, which is an object that has been intentionally placed into orbit around a celestial body, often the Earth. Satellites are used in various applications including telecommunications, weather monitoring, Earth observation, and navigation, such as GPS. In a broader scope, the term can also refer to satellite systems or technologies that involve communication between ground-based systems and orbiting satellites. These systems utilize a combination of hardware (the satellites themselves) and software for data transmission, control, and processing. In software and systems architecture, "satelit" could metaphorically describe components or modules that operate independently yet are part of a larger system, similar to how satellites function within a network. However, in general usage, particularly in technological discussions, it predominantly relates to the physical satellites and their operational capabilities.