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Building the largest and most profitable satellite mega constellation in history in only a few years counts as “under delivering” for Bloomberg

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Lux Ascent3 months ago

I’m curious who they see as fully delivering… Critics get way more demanding (and sometimes even petty) with extraordinary performers.

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ApoStructura3 months ago

Yeah the expectations are not grounded in the state of the current market

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ApoStructura3 months ago

Visualization from my website

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кщей объелся телеметрией3 months ago

It's, of course, an opinion and not editorial point of view. While it is stupid, I don't see any reason to blame Bloomberg for posting it.

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ApoStructura3 months ago

Opinion sections are mostly aligned with the overall publication usually. It’s very often used as a way to publish stuff while getting shielded from criticism as a newspaper

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кщей объелся телеметрией3 months ago

Agree to disagree. Opinion sections in NYT or WP was used by Putin and other very much awful people.

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ApoStructura3 months ago

Fair enough. And I’ll agree that they do have opinions still, but especially since Covid it’s been mostly opinions that align with the editorial line, or opinions that are much further on one particular side

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𝕁𝕠𝕤𝕙𝕦𝕒 🚀3 months ago

It’s only ‘under delivering’ cause Elon is at the helm.

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Robert Culver3 months ago

This is why so much of legacy is largely irrelevant. They are grasping for attention in a world they no longer understand or have a place at the table.

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Not Available3 months ago

Complete retards. I fucking loved the idea of VSAT and used it man times over the years. Starlink has made everything obsolete. It's truly amazing the things Tesla and SpaceX are doing.

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Kurt von Reinhardt3 months ago

For the first time in my life, we have reliable satellite service. For your phones, for TV, for Internet, all of it. No other company has been able to achieve that. I grew up in a time where satellite TV was an alternative, but it was dogshit at best.

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ApoStructura3 months ago

I can imagine how transformational that must be!

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Dan🪐3 months ago

Their conclusion comes before their justification.

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Steadtler3 months ago

Traditional media is 100% all "opinion columnists" now. 0 facts, only opinions from people you have no reason to want an opinion from.

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Ali Romman3 months ago

To be fair, the post literally clarifies that it's @tomwblack saying this as part of Bloomberg @opinion. Obviously, he's wrong, but it's not Bloomberg that's saying that.

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MandleHu3 months ago

Imagine that is “under delivering” — delivering high speed internet globally for affordable prices,. Destroying all internet service providers and telecoms companies and launching ai satellites into space and building all the rockets to do it.. and this is under delivering.. haha.. what has the write of such a piece ever delivered or their companies ever delivered ?

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TonyG3 months ago

They swim in water and don’t realize they are wet.

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Kevin3 months ago

Meh. They're kind of right. He promises things that don't occur or don't occur when he promises they will (FSD is the worst example). That said, his companies do spectacular and seemingly impossible things! Just don't take Elon's word on what and when things will happen.

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Joe B3 months ago

Yeah but you ever been on a bloomberg terminal?

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Beercat Alexander3 months ago

I guess the problem is that SpaceX is so good, they made it look easy.

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Cuddlefishez3 months ago

There truly may be no hope for them 😭

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Dusty Cash3 months ago

It’s absolutely insane that this fact is even able to be overlooked by any human at this point.

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john reynolds3 months ago

It's crazy.

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jack3 months ago

“Musk doesn’t need to harvesting the energy of the sun to create a big bang of the consciousness seed across the universe in his long list of over promising and under delivering.” @neuralink_uploadTBlack says

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Mr Bubbies Mcbiggles3 months ago

Neurolink will start giving sight back to the blind later this year. Bloomberg will find this lackluster.

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Pendrokar3 months ago

That said, they fall every 5 years. v2 sats were supposed to be launching few years ago, which would hold up 10+ years. Elon even was worried about this when he sent that email to SpaceX. That was up until Starlink subscription counts exploded. @grok

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wpa supplicant3 months ago

Will be the largest but it probably wont make any profit for decades. The cost of going to Mars and building bases there will be so big it will incinerate any profit and then some...

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Don Rubottom3 months ago

Promising Saturn and only delivering Mars. Real losers. Bloomberg is stuck in an office. Need to get out more. Go watch a Starship launch.

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Montblanc113 months ago

true

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Aanthanur DC3 months ago

how was the Mars landing last year? you wrote that from the hyperloop?

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Superfluous_Neanderthal🇺🇸🖕🇺🇸3 months ago

Many more satellites and Musk will trap us here on Earth . . . .

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Not Old Just Vintage3 months ago

Which other companies have tried to build before and failed. Anyone remember Iridium?

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JFK Whitlam3 months ago

Hopefully it will evolve to space stations with data centers and allow for clearer sky's While connectivity is great Mega constellations are a problem for ground based observations Be fine If they were moved to space

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ApoStructura3 months ago

I think the better solution will be to move observation to space !

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Owen Lewis3 months ago

@JfkWhitlam I cannot wait to see a massive radio telescope built on the far side of the Moon.

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JFK Whitlam3 months ago

@ApoStructura Or 4

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JFK Whitlam3 months ago

@ApoStructura

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JFK Whitlam3 months ago

@ApoStructura

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JFK Whitlam3 months ago

@ApoStructura

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JFK Whitlam3 months ago

@ApoStructura Farview is included in the farside article I cannot wait to see them integrated into @ehtelescope and SKA

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vikinick3 months ago

It's only profitable if you count the launches as capex and not opex. Because they're recurring expenses it should be opex.

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Adeyemi Adekunle Andrew3 months ago

Seems like it's an opinion piece... Not really from a Bloomberg journalist.

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Gaan we weer3 months ago

it is when you do the simple maths of what spacex is supposedly worth according to its stock prices it's not that hard Apo

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Mark3 months ago

Yes, but where is all the waste and graft that should have gone to their favorite groups? And how dare Musk not follow NASA's Muslim outreach efforts that Obama called for.

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Lee Jamison3 months ago

LOL!!

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Chris Burrett-Bijlstra3 months ago

😂

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BigFire3 months ago

It's not available at Amundsen-Scott station, but that's mostly due to radio frequency restriction for astronomical reason.

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