The theoretical principle of virtual satellite relies on the latest discoveries in quantum mechanics and photonics. However, the mathematical foundation is elaborated from the famous differential equation (Airy Function). So, we are developing a system consisting of equations and algorithms that controls different series of photonic interactions end up with a curved path of propagation for the electromagnetic waves which will be like a channel of communication for large distances around the Earth.

Shiny satellites and space junk orbiting Earth may have increased the brightness of the night sky by more than 10 percent above the natural light levels, a new study has found, and further stated that these objects in the sky could also pose a threat to our viewing of the universe. The overall effect of satellites on the night sky and is affecting astronomers' observations for the universe.

There are approximately 23,000 pieces of debris larger than a softball orbiting the Earth. They travel at speeds up to 17,500 mph, fast enough for a relatively small piece of orbital debris to damage a satellite or a spacecraft. There are half a million pieces of debris the size of a marble or larger (up to 0.4 inches, or 1 centimeter) or larger, and approximately 100 million pieces of debris about .04 inches (or one millimeter) and larger. There is even more smaller micrometer-sized (0.000039 of an inch in diameter) debris.

Even tiny paint flecks can damage a spacecraft when traveling at these velocities. A number of space shuttle windows were replaced because of damage caused by material that was analyzed and shown to be paint flecks. In fact, millimeter-sized orbital debris represents the highest mission-ending risk to most robotic spacecraft operating in low Earth orbit.