Satellite technology has emerged as a powerful tool in agriculture, enabling precise weed detection and management in agricultural practices. This review article examines the challenges and advancements associated with the use of satellite technology for weed detection and management in agriculture. The potential of satellite imagery, remote sensing techniques, and data analytics to enhance weed control strategies, reduce herbicide usage, and improve overall crop yield are discussed in this review. Additionally, the limitations and prospects of satellite technology in weed detection and management, providing insights for researchers, farmers, and policymakers are also presented.