Elon Musk’s Starlink VS China’s Firewall | Starlink | Elon Musk | Space X | Great Firewall

SpaceX has many Chinese excited, as it may lead to an information revolution in China. Chinese officials have been threatening citizens that, “If you use Starlink, your whole family will be laid off” endangering their livelihoods. In December 2019, the United States Space Force was established with the goal of having a significant military presence in space. Could the US Space Force protect the Starlink network and its operations over China?

1:43 If successful, StarLink, an ambitious project, could make the “worldwide web” truly “worldwide”. Would the StarLink be able to bypass China’s Great Firewall, giving Chinese people access to the free world? In order to answer this question, we need to first understand how the internet works.
Technically, if Starlink operates as a direct Internet Service Provider, it possesses everything needed to bypass the Great Firewall.
3:06 The Great Firewall is a state machine that combines civil, business, government and military layers to monitor the Chinese people. And Chinese people’s attempt to “climb over the Great Firewall” has never been stopped. For every dollar spent by the alliance, the Beijing authorities needed to spend hundreds in advance.
5:55 It appears Beijing is very concerned about the potential of the satellite network. Since 2003, the CCP has banned Chinese people from installing satellite receivers. Some have wondered, if Beijing rejects Starlink, would Chinese people be able to obtain a receiver?
7:47 As the China/U.S. relationship continues to deteriorate, China’s access to critical technologies is becoming more and more restricted. China just launched its last satellite of Beidou System on June 23, in the hope to construct its own satellite network as it is departing further away from the free world.

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[whakjob]

May I know the source you have where the Chinese government has told it's citizens that if they use Starlink their whole family will get laid off? like an article or any research that you have done or interviewed anyone? I am just curious and seek the truth that's all. Regards.

[willsteady]

42000 satellites in total, that's amazing!

[muzaqqiralibaig]

Great video... Chinese people also deserve Freedom..

[DrWoodyII]

Perhaps Starlink will tip the scales for a long overdue Chinese revolution. Lets hope for the best.

[EntertheDragonChild]

Wow, this will be a deadly blow to the CCP

[dlewis]

The Chinese people are able to travel all over and I am sure they look at the internet in foreign hotels to read and post on subjects that are controversial at home. The majority won't risk smuggling in a Starlink receiver. Maybe a few activists will.

[bodhidharma]

Verrrry interesting, let us hope the CCP is shaking in their boots that the Chinese people may learn the truth about the CCP.

[rovanopong]

And now space x is getting better and stronger.

[VincitOmniaVeritas]

The problem with using starlink inside an autocratic country is that the antenas’ signal are rather easy to track. Musk himself warned about this.

[kanisohana]

Say goodbye to the Chinese Gigafactory!

[scoutpeng]

Elon musk seems has a lens to the future.

[CHMichael]

He's building a Tesla factory in China - he wants to go to Mars not pick a fight with China

[squashduos]

I think this is not talked about enough. Starlink could become an obstacle for Tesla’s progress in China.

[GTI]

Indeed, if having a Starlink reciever will be illegal, who will install it in China?

[Hobbesever]

It'll cost them way more to destroy all the Starlink satellites than it cost Elon to build and put them into orbit. He's probably way more worried about Tesla.

[kiwiguy]

Interesting video, why didn't it show in my feed until now?
If I was Elon, I'd be more worried about Tesla's plight with the ccp.

[yux.tn.]

this video need to get more views...but i don’t think starlight will available in the mainstream until 2030? right?

[ivohahn]

Let’s hope Elon Musk wins the fight for uncensored internet in China and the world.

[sowdiem]

Equip hunter-killers in every satellite

[SpaceFactsWax]

Thank you for posting. I got to witness a rocket launch in 2018. Memorable experience. I uploaded a pretty solid video of the trip on my page.