Starship Flight 8 Sees Booster Catch but Ship Loss, Again
Starship's Flight 8 ended earlier than expected as engines on Ship 34 shut down and the vehicle was destroyed. Booster 15, however, successfully landed
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SpaceX Leverages Launch Dominance to Secure Starlink Spectrum
SpaceX uses its leading position in rocket launches to negotiate spectrum-sharing agreements with satellite operators, raising concerns about market competition
United Airlines and SpaceX to Revolutionize Inflight Connectivity with Starlink
United Airlines has signed an agreement with SpaceX to equip its fleet with Starlink, offering passengers free high-speed, low-latency connectivity in the sky
airBaltic Successfully Tests SpaceX’s Starlink In-flight Connectivity
airBaltic successfully tested SpaceX's Starlink internet for in-flight connectivity on board a fully-filled Airbus A220-300
SpaceX Starts Controlled Deorbit for 100 Older Starlink Satellites
SpaceX initiates controlled descent for older V1 Starlink satellites, citing potential design flaws, ensuring continued service quality
Now We Know How SpaceX Can Livestream Falcon 9’s Landing
A mystery many have tried to unravel for months: why do we now have an uninterrupted view of SpaceX Booster landings on droneships?
Peplink Becomes the First Authorized Starlink Technology Provider
Peplink and Starlink unite for groundbreaking global connectivity, offering businesses fast, reliable internet via innovative solutions
Airlines’ Perspective on Adopting SpaceX’s Starlink Service Onboard
Air New Zealand joins other airlines in adopting SpaceX's Starlink for in-flight connectivity. Let's hear what fellow (and early) adopters have to say about it
FCC Confirms Denial of $900 Million Subsidies for Starlink
FCC maintains denial of $900 million subsidies for SpaceX's Starlink, citing failure to meet rural broadband requirements. Is it all that clear, though?
Bjuro 1440: the Russian Private Challenge to Starlink
On June 27, 2023, Bjuro 1440 launched three Rassvet-1 satellites as part of a new Starlink-style constellation that should enable high-speed Internet for Russia
