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SpaceX wants to test its Starlink satellite internet network with boats it uses to land rockets – CNBC
SpaceX plans to further expand Starlink internet testing, wanting to begin demonstrations using its ocean-going fleet of vessels.
The landed Falcon 9 rocket booster from SpaceX’s Demo-2 crewed mission returns to Port Canaveral in Florida.
SpaceX plans to expand testing further of the Starlink satellite internet network it is building, with the company wanting to begin demonstrations using its oceangoing fleet of vessels.
Elon Musk’s space company on Tuesday asked the Federal Communications Commission if it can add 10 Starlink user terminals to its boats. User terminals are the small devices on the ground that connect to …
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