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FCC grants SpaceX's request to use a lower orbit for Starlink satellites; Amazon says the FCC's conditions adequately addressed its original objection

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  • @elonmusk Elon Musk on x
    @thesheetztweetz FCC is fair & sensible. NHTSA & FAA too. 99.9% of the time, I agree with regulators! On rare occasions, we disagree. This is almost always due to new technologies that past regulations didn't anticipate.
  • @brianweeden @brianweeden on x
    So I guess we're going to find out whether putting 4,400 satellites in a 30-km shell betewen 540 and 570 km is a good idea or not https://spacenews.com/...
  • @trengriffin Tren Griffin on x
    1/ “Under the FCC approval, the size of the Starlink constellation will decrease by one satellite, from 4,409 to 4,408.” https://spacenews.com/... I have a lot of work to do to revise my system capacity model to reflect one fewer satellite. I'll be up late tonight for sure.
  • @djsnm Scott Manley on x
    The lower orbits are some good news for astronomical impact, reducing the time that those satellites remain illuminated after sunset. https://twitter.com/...