Starlink

The string of lights that many people saw weren't UFOs - they were Starlink satellites launched by Elon Musk's company SpaceX. "It's really, really cool if you ...

and Thursday at 7:02 p.m. The constellation of 55 satellites are expected to be visible over Boston Tuesday at 6:32 p.m., Wednesday at 6:46 p.m. BOSTON - Bright lights spotted over the sky in Massachusetts attracted lots of attention Monday night.

NBN Co admitted it had lost 10000 customers to satellite internet operators such as Elon Musk's Starlink.

“That will allow people to move off a sky muster service onto a fixed wireless service and free up bandwidth there,” the CEO said. An earlier version of this story reported that NBN Co chief development officer Gavin Williams had told senate estimates it had lost 10,000 Skymuster customers to LEO satellite operators like Starlink. Mr Williams said, when Skymuster was established, NBN Co had sought out “bleeding edge” technology. NBN Co recognised the “increasing competition” in a pricing paper late last year. for many people living in regional communities, Elon Musk is running rings around you,” she said. NBN chief executive Stephen Rue denied that Skymuster would eventually become obsolete.

Sharp-eyed Londoners looking up the last few nights may have noticed what looks like a bright line moving across the sky. It's the SpaceX Starlink satellite ...

"Second, to understand the new era of space technology like Starlink and the balloons. "With everything that's been going on with the balloons being shot down, I immediately was kind of concerned about what I was seeing because I'd never seen the Starlink in person." "What we're seeing is actually a bunch of satellites that were launched last year, in September. The satellites provide Internet to remote communities in 48 countries. The more people will look into the sky, the more they will learn about it, and I think that's helpful to be more aware of what's going on in our near atmosphere, the Earth, but also in the universe." Starlink satellite internet is operated by Elon Musk's spacecraft and rocket launch company, SpaceX.

Just days after a SpaceX rocket deployed a string of satellites into orbit, people across Connecticut will have another chance to see them pass overhead ...

The Starlink satellites will pass over Connecticut again Wednesday beginning at 6:44 p.m. Look to the West at 6:31 p.m. About three minutes later, the string of satellites will be at their highest point -- 65 degrees above the horizon in the northern sky.

The batch of satellites was launched with a Falcon 9 rocket just after midnight Saturday night, from Cape Canaveral in Florida.

A string of lights in the sky that prompted reports of UFO activity on social media were actually Starlink satellites, experts said.

Experts said the lights were actually Starlink satellites launched into orbit Sunday evening. [spotted over the state](https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/did-you-see-strange-lights-in-chicago-illinois-sky-you-might-see-them-again-starlink/3071071/) on Sunday night sparked speculation [on social media](https://twitter.com/EmilyMoonAnim/status/1624935117209628673?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1624935117209628673%7Ctwgr%5E1eedaceaa163e6e90893d2139ad364edb8514a67%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nbcchicago.com%2Fnews%2Flocal%2Fdid-you-see-strange-lights-in-chicago-illinois-sky-you-might-see-them-again-starlink%2F3071071%2F) that UFOs were flying over the area. 14 (UPI) -- A string of lights in the sky that prompted reports of UFO activity on social media were actually Starlink satellites, experts said.

Hollie Hughes says she is surprised only 10000 people had abandoned Sky Muster as NBN executives face Senate estimates.

Stephen Rue, NBN Co’s chief executive, said part of the company’s strategy to improve the satellite service was to move more customers to the fixed wireless service. Williams said he welcomed the advances in technology that now allow for Starlink but said Sky Muster offers its service at a lower price. In Senate estimates on Tuesday night, NBN Co’s regional and remote development manager Gavin Williams said Starlink was having a “modest” impact on Sky Muster.

Chief development officer for regional and remote, Gavin Williams, told a senate estimates hearing that Sky Muster satellite users had “declined by about 10,000 ...

“One thing Starlink does is charge an upfront charge which is a fair bit to some families, and a monthly fee which is substantial for some families,” he said. “I’m excited that the technology that’s included in Starlink and the other LEO constellations that are being rolled out or planned has been invented, because three years ago this just wasn’t the case,” he said. NBN Co had previously attributed the reduction in Sky Muster numbers to “seasonal” factors, but appears to have changed its tune now that Starlink has gained more of a critical mass of subscribers. Williams said that “on balance” he was happy to see Starlink and other low earth orbit (LEO) constellations progress. Chief development officer for regional and remote, Gavin Williams, told a senate estimates hearing that Sky Muster satellite users had “declined by about 10,000 in the last year or so” in response to a question about Starlink’s impact. “As a matter of record, we publish Sky Muster active premises, and they’ve declined by about 10,000 in the last year or so.”

airBaltic has announced an internal initiative, aimed at exploring practical use-cases of SpaceX's Starlink in-flight internet connectivity.

airBaltic will work with SpaceX to achieve the required STC (supplemental type certification) approval and is expected to begin installing the product on the entire airBaltic Airbus A220-300 fleet this year. Developed by SpaceX, Starlink provides high-speed, low-latency broadband internet in over 40 countries and counting around the world and began serving commercial aircraft last year with in-flight high-speed internet. “This will make airBaltic the first airline in Europe to introduce the modern in-flight connectivity, provided by Starlink.”

“Last month, we announced that we are partnering up with the USA-based Starlink to gradually equip our whole fleet of Airbus A220-300 aircraft with a free-of- ...

Therefore, this month we have launched an internal initiative among all teams to brainstorm and come up with different ways to bring benefits – be it from an individual passenger point of view or company-wide. With satellites positioned in low-Earth orbit at an altitude of 550km, over 65 times closer than conventional geostationary satellites, Starlink achieves significantly lower latency and higher transmission speeds for its end-users. The initiative is launched as part of airBaltic’s ideaHub, an already established internal innovation and idea generation system, with one main aim in mind – to improve our passenger service and drive further efficiency within the company.”

If you missed seeing the SpaceX Starlink satellites in the sky the last two times, you can still see the train of lights Wednesday night.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — You may notice an odd string of lights in the night sky later this week. Although there have been strange things in the skies over the ...

The sun reflects off some of the panels which is the reason why we can see the strange lights. However, by the evening the clouds should decrease enough to the satellites. Times are approximate because the viewing times aren’t 100% accurate as the satellites climb into orbit.

The lights stem from the launch of Starlink satellites, which create a train of lights. The satellites are being launched by SpaceX, a satellite.

Tuesday, and they can be seen across the city each night for the rest of the week. The lights first became visible in the New York skyline at around 6:30 p.m. The satellites are being launched by SpaceX, a satellite communications company and spacecraft manufacturer.