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🚨STARSHIP FLIGHT 8: TESTING OF STARLINK DEPLOYMENT, BOOSTING NETWORK CAPACITY 20X SpaceX’s next Starship test will deploy four Starlink V3 simulators, paving the way for its next-gen satellite network. Each V3 launch will add 60 terabits per second of capacity—20 times what Falcon 9’s V2 mini launches provide today.... show more

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Boost1 year ago

Starship's limits will be pushed to new heights! 🚀

John1 year ago

Incredible! Elon can do so much when he focuses on work instead of posting on X. Or volunteering to get a bunch of veterans fired.

Believe On Jesus Christ1 year ago

There will be no test since it blew up!

Parker McCumber1 year ago

A 20X boost in capacity means a future where high-speed, low-latency internet is accessible anywhere on Earth. The scale of innovation here is massive.

Alec Allen1 year ago

We didn't get to see the deployment today, but it'll happen soon enough. Still lots to be tested!

Matt_EUC1 year ago

That’s good information for our next flight

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