How Does The Starlink System Work?

Today we live in the era of the internet. The Internet has changed the way we live and interact with each other. It has brought education, entertainment, comfort and even democracy. Imagining a world without the internet is hard. We are able to make this video and get it our favorite subscribers, only because of the internet. But did you know that almost 50% of the world still does not have access to the internet? That seems strange right? But it’s the truth. To counter this and make the internet accessible to everyone on earth, Elon Musk’s SpaceX is launching Starlink Satellites which plan to provide global internet coverage. But How does the internet work from space? How can starlink satellites provide internet service from space? Will they transform our world? Let’s talk about all that and more.

Starlink is a global initiative by SpaceX to create a global broadband network by using a constellation of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites to provide high-speed internet services

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Credits: Nasa/Shutterstock/Storyblocks/Elon Musk/SpaceX/ESA/ESO/ Flickr

Video Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:01 What is a Starlink?
03:34 How does Starlink works
08:20 Gateways

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[Jared_]

Got Starlink and I'm so thankful because I live that vanlife. Most places where there are no signals, Starlink allowed me to game online wherever I am and mainly communicate with my family back home. This changes everything and I'm very grateful for this.

[markdarmetko]

I can’t fathom this being just for internet

[machdaddy]

I find it mind-boggling to think of how many "things" are up there orbiting the planet.

[chrisstearns]

It works great for me and my family👍👍 We can video call, play call of duty, and have three other TVs streaming all at the same time without issue😁 My prior internet connection service struggled to do that.

[smoothpoon]

I have survived in a world without internet, it was called the early 90s and it was fantastic

[ethanpatty]

i actually saw these last night in the sky and thought i was trippin seeing ufos and all but now i’m just thinking of how cool it is to see something like this.

[parabalani]

Thanks, I was sceptical that you will explain everything, but you even explained how terminals work and showed how sattelites orbit around earth. Great job

[demodemo]

I’m just curious about these some questions:
1. What about space junks
2. Maintenance/Updation if someone hacks
3. Does it affect earth environment
4. If 42 k satellites deployed then how space companies launches their rockets because they are having difficulties to evacuate rocket from orbit

[chrisclayton]

I have it here in the mountains of Tennessee and it works great.

[irosefilmsllc]

I just saw this in the sky and I’m here. While i love technology and the idea of internet all over..adding thousands more will definitely pollute the nights sky. Another thing…if it can send so much data..I’m sure they are capable of much more

[JerryOlsen-vvlu]

I just had a line of 20 to 30 of these satellites. Cross over my house. They were gone in one minute's time

[alberteinsteinthejew]

What if they need to upgrade the satellite hardware?

[TayB]

Today in Columbus, Ohio, around 8:40, I saw this exactly. My camera couldn't quite pick it up.

[samirahaslet]

How is there approval for this, in our Earth's skies?

[jnbqwhe]

Sounds very innovative
Hoping for affordable seamless use!

[LuikhamSalung]

In my area in north east india....there no mobile signal....so if I buy this starlink it will work or not....the problem is even mobile single is not working

[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?

[santosakowski]

I still don't understand how this is better than using only a few satellites that are placed further out in space. The video seemed to indicate that it is due to the time factor, since being closer to earth shortens the time of communication significantly. However, is it really possible to achieve geosynchronous orbits at such low altitudes? I'm afraid we are all going to regret having so much space junk floating in the skies, rendering many astronomical observations impossible, and making space launches more complex.

[pandabear]

We just switched from Cox cable to StarLink. It works great! What a brilliant idea!