Records show China’s Starlink rivals have only ~120 satellites in orbit, less than 1% of their goal, vs. SpaceX’s ~8,000, underscoring how far behind they are (New York Times)
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Records show China’s Starlink rivals have only ~120 satellites in orbit, less than 1% of their goal, vs. SpaceX’s ~8,000, underscoring how far behind they are (New York Times)

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Records show China’s Starlink rivals have only ~120 satellites in orbit, less than 1% of their goal, vs. SpaceX’s ~8,000, underscoring how far behind they are  —  It’s looking unlikely.  Here’s why.  —  There are over 11,000 satellites in low Earth orbit, providing internet, surveillance and navigation services.

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