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Subject Elon Musk, SpaceX Starlink, ambitious goal for spaced based global satellites approved for lower orbit.

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As the title says;

The FCC has cleared an ambitious, contested SpaceX endeavor (plan) to launch multiple low orbit satellites for global high speed internet using Falcon Heavy's as early as next month. The ultimate goal is to launch nearly 12000 of these.

[b]You can find more info on it at this link or by doing a Google search. ([i]The initial site I wanted to use content from is banned due to copyright infringement threat.[/i])  https://aviationweek.com/space/fcc-clears-contested-spacex-satellite-ops-plan
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[b][i]Also in case you were wondering more about this high speed spaced based, global internet plan, you can read more below;[/i][/b]

[b]SpaceX Starlink: Here’s everything you need to know[/b]
https://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/what-is-spacex-starlink/

[b](excerpt)[/b]

Here’s a breakdown of what SpaceX Starlink is, and why you should get pumped about it.

In 2015, Musk began probing the FCC about testing a “global broadband” system, and in September of 2017 filed applications for a satellite based broadband network called (you guessed it) Starlink, with the objective of eventually building a low-cost, satellite based broadband network capable of delivering internet access to the entire globe.

[b]Read more here>>>>  https://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/what-is-spacex-starlink/
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Original Message As the title says;

The FCC has cleared an ambitious, contested SpaceX endeavor (plan) to launch multiple low orbit satellites for global high speed internet using Falcon Heavy's as early as next month. The ultimate goal is to launch nearly 12000 of these.

You can find more info on it at this link or by doing a Google search. (The initial site I wanted to use content from is banned due to copyright infringement threat.) [link to aviationweek.com (secure)]

Also in case you were wondering more about this high speed spaced based, global internet plan, you can read more below;

SpaceX Starlink: Here’s everything you need to know
[link to www.digitaltrends.com (secure)]

(excerpt)

Here’s a breakdown of what SpaceX Starlink is, and why you should get pumped about it.

In 2015, Musk began probing the FCC about testing a “global broadband” system, and in September of 2017 filed applications for a satellite based broadband network called (you guessed it) Starlink, with the objective of eventually building a low-cost, satellite based broadband network capable of delivering internet access to the entire globe.

Read more here>>>> [link to www.digitaltrends.com (secure)]

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