How Starlink Satellites Are Deployed

SpaceX has revealed plans to launch so many Starlink Satellites into Space to improve connectivity and reduce cost. If the tech company is able to deploy as many satellites into space as possible, this move will revolutionize internet connectivity as we know it. In fact, it will change the global online space with the aid of high-tech infrastructure. In this video, we will tell you all you need to know about SpaceX's Starlink Satellites and what they portend for the future.

Star link is a constellation of satellites currently under construction by SpaceX. The goal of these satellite networks is to provide high speed internet connection to users across the globe. The network will consist of thousands of small satellites installed in Earth’s low orbit that work in conjunction with transceivers installed on the ground. These satellites will be interconnected to provide internet to users connected to it. SpaceX plans to sell some of the satellites to the US military for scientific purposes. Currently operating from Redmond, Washington, the research center is already working on producing as many satellites as possible under record time. The cost of the contract at full completion is expected to be at least $10 billion.

SpaceX started working on the Starlink project in 2015. By February 2018, 2 prototype satellites were test launched. By May 2019, about 60 satellites were launched. This number continued to grow as more satellites were deployed to Earth’s low orbit to provide most of the globe with access to the satellite constellation. On 15 October 2019, the Federal Communications Commission submitted on SpaceX’s behalf, filings to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). Details contained in the filings sought approval to add an additional 30,000 satellites to the already existing 12,000 approved by the FCC.

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[eg]

Your title is misleading. Title is how it is DEPLOYED but the video is all about starlink can do and what might its effect in general.

[wamaw]

Starlink has generated significant interest and excitement in the tech and internet connectivity communities. Its promise of providing high-speed internet access to remote and underserved areas is seen as a potential game-changer, especially for regions with limited access to traditional broadband options. Is it TRUE?

[chasefarber]

I think anything that will put at&t and direct tv out of business is a good thing

[SamuelLewin]

I recently saw a line of these light up in the night sky it was cool,
they only light up at certain and specific spots so most of the time you cant see them

[vishanthbabu]

I recently saw the starlink train satellites yesterday night at 19. 25 pm up on the sky

[tomaud]

The title is misleading. The video did not talk about How Starlink Satellites Are Deployed. Therefore it earned a dislike.

[abhilashasinha]

i don't know if they started or not; i was seeing a live video today saying: "launching 147 starlink satellites"

[maryburke]

Amazing In my lifetime I am seeing some amazing things in the sky

[tn]

its true, i saw this today evening around 7.30pm, its a line of 40 to 50 stars, its like moving train at night.

[JamesFox]

the satellites, did you ever read king james version of hail and brimstone falling from the heavens ? 🤔

[patrickshanghai]

actually it's superb to watch satellites cross the night sky when looking at the stars.

[johnnylego]

Satellites should be built with a self destruct feature that destroys said satellite

[Prayerfestival]

I want to be a distributor and service provider of starlink in Nigeria

[quantum]

Wow some people have some stupid opinions

[elitludos]

Lets hope his not planning any attack with those

[Tunda]

Did anybody else watch the whole video expecting the proposition in the title to be covered?

[Devilliersdejager]

What I saw was not starling satellite, the lights came in at the same place and dissappear at the same place and then I saw them again flying horizontal to another direction 😳

[Walkinginthedarkside]

But if the weather is bad so will be your internet

[Primus]

I HATE clickbait titles. 8 minutes and I still don’t know how the satellites are deployed. 👎

[_AA]

So because of Starlink, current & future generations will be left with a nights sky, riddled with Thousands of moving dots everywhere and millions of homes & businesses with those ridiculous sized satellite dishes, sticking off the roofs of every property!... What an absolute MESS!... 🙄