SpaceX launches public beta test of Starlink Internet service

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SpaceX launches public beta test of Starlink Internet service

SpaceX launches public beta test of Starlink Internet service

Space Daily

Published 28 Oct 2020

Washington DC (UPI) Oct 27, 2020

SpaceX has launched public beta testing of its Starlink communications satellite program that aims deliver high-speed Internet globally, particularly in underserved areas. The Elon Musk-founded aerospace manufacturer sent out emails to invite people who signed up on its Starlink website to hear updates about the program. The initial Starlink service is called "Better Than Nothing

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