#Starlink

#Falcon9 to become most-flown currently active US rocket with tomorrow's launch, taking the mantle from #AtlasV. And where are all the #Starlink sats deployed so far? We've got you covered

1/ Was having a chat with a mate, and suddenly realised that StarLink could become a major "telecomms" provider at least in developing countries. Of course, they won't because they

[email protected] is planning to launch 42,000 satellites into space. The project's name? Starlink.The goal? Bring internet service to every corner of the world.Here are 9 takeaways about Starlink 1. The

So, this morning (5am local time) I went out to do some astrophotography, basically testing for myself how visible the Starlink satellites are in the sky to *anyone*, not just

Chance – Launch360

Happy #LaunchDay! Today’s launch of 60 #SpaceX #Starlink satellites atop #Falcon9 is currently on track for a 1022 EDT (1422 UTC) liftoff from LC-39A at @NASAKennedy. PGO 60%. ASDS

Tech dudes are so fundamentally broken that you point out Starlink is flooding low earth orbit with garbage and they'll spend weeks assuring you that version n+1 will be incrementally

In 2019 I presented a paper at the 1st International Orbital Debris Conference looking at implications of relocating satellites of a large constellation from high LEO altitudes to low LEO

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Megaconstellati

In opposition to @SpaceX's request to lower altitude of all #Starlink orbital planes @amazon argues in @FCC letter SpaceX should inform public about percentage of sats working nominally, warns sats

Misha Leybovich

Just joined @SpaceX as Director, Starlink Sales. I'll help bring @SpaceXStarlink (space internet, http://starlink.com ) to the world. I wrote my grad thesis on commercial human spaceflight, but left the

I am seeing some ill-informed takes on today's near-miss in orbit so would like to offer some trajectory corrections if I may. Firstly, the chance that a single collision would

thesheetztweetz

SpaceX, in an FCC filing, says there was no "close call" between a Starlink and a OneWeb satellite last month:OneWeb "chose to publicly misstate the circumstances of the coordination" and

1/ After reflecting on this decision overnight, a few thoughts on the broader public policy questions wrapped up in it (thread)https://twitter.com/brianweeden/status/1387179874905886722 2/ First, I think it's important to reiterate how

Jacy Reese Anthis

Parts of Europe can see a parade of Elon Musk's Starlink satellites crossing the sky tonight. First pass was 45 minutes ago. Another 45 minutes from now. Here's video of

Everyday Astronaut

Tomorrow (Sunday August 30th) could be the busiest rocket launch day EVER(ish)! Join me for potentially back 2 back 2 back 2 back launches w/ 2 @SpaceX Falcon 9 launches,

"@SpaceX will not recognise international law on Mars, according to the Terms of Service of its Starlink internet project."As usual, the media is ten steps behind @elonmuskHere's why these ToS

1/ Gwynne Shotwell: "The total addressable market for launch, with a conservative outlook on commercial human passengers, is probably about $6 billion. But the addressable market for global broadband is