Outernet is a fresh idea in broadband internet services, eager to offer cheap broadband internet connections to unserved and underserved regions. The service operates based on the technology developed to transmit internet signals directly from space through low-orbit satellites and small user terminals installed on the earth's ground instead of fiber optic cables buried underground. It is worth mentioning that Outernet is significantly faster than conventional broadband providers such as cable or DSL, with download speeds of at least 150Mbit and uploads of at least 50 Mbit. Thus, as the service that employs satellites instead of stationary facilities, Outernet can provide connections to areas that are completely cut off from ground-based networks. All that the users require is a small point of contact that is as big as the laptop they use to connect. The service is considered to be revolutionary and aims at resolving the issue concerning the digital divide. It is a highly effective solution for rural schools, hospitals, farms, and homes out in the boonies that cannot afford to lay miles of cables at exorbitant prices but can afford Outernet’s price. It also opens the opportunity for more users and faster speeds through the network. That way, as adoption rises, so will the number of satellites forming Outernet to enhance the total amount of network capacity available. As the name suggests, the internet will cover satellite connections around the globe, making it a great idea to have affordable broadband around the world.