BREAKING: Starlink’s high-speed internet is now available for Hawker 700, 800 & 900 jets after AeroMech received FAA approval.
Operators can get up to 1 Gbps downloads, 100 Mbps uploads and latency as low as 20 ms over land, water and remote areas.
Starlink with @MinCapHum_Ar and @ENACOMArgentina will provide 6,000 kits to rural schools in Argentina, giving thousands of students and teachers fast, reliable internet.
Teachers can build lesson plans with digital resources, while students can join online classes, use digital libraries, and learn through a variety of tools that were not accessible before.
Heading to Starbase now with our rental Car - feels like half a spaceship already!
Challenge accepted! Full self driving until destination about 350 miles - do you think we‘ll make it? @AnnacakeLive
Then we get to see Starbase & Starship scheduled to launch Flight 14 later this month. Super excited 🚀
Earth is a max-difficulty escape room. The universe offered a slim hint at escape, then drowned it in noise.
The aperture is short. Recording every finding on Earth counts for nothing if we spend it crowning ourselves geniuses rather than combining our efforts to crack the puzzle before the door closes.
While we wait for Flight 14, Flight 15 vehicles are already in testing. Infrastructure work at Starbase also keeps moving in preparation to support a higher launch cadence.
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The Artemis III crew made a splash during water survival training 🧑🚀
At the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory, the astronauts practiced open‑water survival techniques for emergency scenarios after splashdown, including exiting Orion and using survival gear stowed aboard the spacecraft.
Four spaceships are parked at the space station after a trash-packed Progress 94 cargo spacecraft departed on Monday, Sept. 7, and reentered Earth's atmosphere above the South Pacific Ocean for a fiery, but safe demise. More... https://t.co/Vw9fEIzt1c
What do a grappling technique and a Norse god have in common with DARPA?
They’re inspiration for game-changing programs in Dr. Christopher Kent’s portfolio, designed to make the world a less safe place for U.S. adversaries and a safer place for our warfighters.
��� Our new cooperation on satellite connectivity takes off today.
With immediate results.
North Greenland will see massive improvements in internet access in the coming days.
And by October, remote communities in East Greenland will also have better, faster internet!