SpaceX scrubs Friday launch attempt of its tenth batch of Starlink satellites—the first launch that will see all satellites equipped with visors to reduce ground brightness
Kind of a bummer for me. I’m currently visiting Florida and was hoping the launch would go ahead in the time frame I was here so I could see a launch for the first time in person (or close enough...
Kind of a bummer for me. I’m currently visiting Florida and was hoping the launch would go ahead in the time frame I was here so I could see a launch for the first time in person (or close enough I could drive to the area and see it go up on the side of the road). At least it was pushed back for a good reason, I’ll have to catch a launch sometime later in life!
It’s a bummer for me that they’re launching so many birds without inter-satellite communication. I got really excited when I did the napkin math on the latency benefits. To me that was kinda the...
It’s a bummer for me that they’re launching so many birds without inter-satellite communication. I got really excited when I did the napkin math on the latency benefits.
At least they're showing that they'll be able to put lots up really quickly once they've got the inter-satellite links ready to go. After this launch they'll be at ~1/3 of the constellation...
At least they're showing that they'll be able to put lots up really quickly once they've got the inter-satellite links ready to go. After this launch they'll be at ~1/3 of the constellation completed, and it's been under a year.
Kind of a bummer for me. I’m currently visiting Florida and was hoping the launch would go ahead in the time frame I was here so I could see a launch for the first time in person (or close enough I could drive to the area and see it go up on the side of the road). At least it was pushed back for a good reason, I’ll have to catch a launch sometime later in life!
It’s a bummer for me that they’re launching so many birds without inter-satellite communication. I got really excited when I did the napkin math on the latency benefits.
To me that was kinda the whole point.
At least they're showing that they'll be able to put lots up really quickly once they've got the inter-satellite links ready to go. After this launch they'll be at ~1/3 of the constellation completed, and it's been under a year.