Elon Musk: The "Starlink" network has enabled universal access to the internet.
American businessman Elon Musk said his satellite internet "Starlink" now operates on all continents of the Earth, including Antarctica.
- Musk's space Internet has reached Antarctica
- where the National Science Foundation (NSF)
- is checking out an Internet station from Starlink.
After racing with OneWeb to cover the Arctic
and other Arctic regions using satellite Internet, SpaceX has reached other extremes:
he National Science Foundation (or NSF) is testing one of the Starlink terminals at the McMurdo station in Antarctica, and NSF says increased bandwidth will help scientists work on the remote continent near
The McMurdo station in Antarctica (Antarctica)
has approximately 1,000 people, who live and work there during the summer, and already have satellite Internet, which cannot be relied upon in extreme conditions.
There is currently a link of 17 Mbps forever
according to the United States Antarctic Programme, but with "Starlink", Internet service will be better, not as incomplete as in the past.
Earlier, SpaceX successfully published another "Starlink" satellite in space, completing its fortieth mission so far this year.
Musk recently said that "SpaceX" is launching satellites from "Starlink" almost every 5 days, and plans to launch 100 orbital missions in 2023.
Starlink can provide speed between 50 and 200 Mbps
- The official account of Starlink Starlink is now on all seven continents!
- In such a remote location as Antarctica
- This capability was enabled by the Starlink space laser network ".
NSF said in a tweet:
"USAP scientists supported by NSF in # Antarctica over the moon! Starlink tests polar service with a newly deployed user station at McMurdo station, increasing bandwidth and connectivity to support science. "
McMurdo prevents scientists from using Netflix and video calls, except for Skype or FaceTime sessions once a week in a public booth or very important communications, according to The Verge report.
# Elon _ Musk says # satellite internet service of # Starlink
- It has become available on all continents, realizing its goal of providing global coverage
- The company launched 54 satellites on Sunday to join 3,076 effective satellites
- With ambitions to reach 42 thousand satellites by mid- 2027.
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