What is Starlink internet?

    Space x Company was founded on March 16, 2002. And the name of the owner of this company is Elon Musk, who is also the owner of the Tesla company. Elon Musk launched the Starlink satellite on November 9, 2019, a successful mission. He launched a satellite into space.

    How does star link work?

    Starlink was a satellite internet provider that allows us to connect to the internet using satellite sources provided by space and will be significantly faster than other networks. Other networks are providing internet through towers and wires with normal speed.

    Competition with other networks

As far as 5G and 4G are concerned, Starlink outperforms them. Starlink speed is 500Mbps and 5G 100Mbps Starlink speed is increasing day by day.

    Why was Starlink created

Starlink was created because many places in the world do not have internet. Similarly, there are no signals in some places. Starlink was created for this reason. We can use the internet everywhere through satellite. It looks like a dish that receives signals from space. So we can use it everywhere and take it anywhere.

179 launches were made. 141 landings were made. 117 reflights were made.

  On September 10, 2022, 34 satellites were launched into 3 orbits that sometimes look like a train from the Earth to the sky.

     Starlink Mission

This is the mission of SpaceX. 30,000 satellites will be launched.

This will provide internet to the whole world, but some countries are not allowing it, will be needed with time.

    Information

Starlink is a satellite-based broadband service that provides high-speed internet to rural, remote, and underserved areas across the United States.

Starlink has been a pioneer in the satellite broadband industry for over 20 years and has now launched its first two satellites. This will enable Starlink to provide service to an additional 1.2 million households in the US by 2020.

The StarLink satellite constellation is a proposed constellation of satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO) that will provide high-speed, low-latency broadband service anywhere in the world.

Low latency means that the delay between sending and receiving data should be less than one second. It is also known as "near real-time."

upcoming time The StarLink satellites will provide global internet service with speeds of up to 1Gbps. This could be much faster than other existing satellite internet services like HughesNet or ViaSat, which offer speeds of up to 25Mbps or 50Mbps respectively.