Starlink speed test found

1_Starlink makes economies of scale in space making things like hubble telescopes insanely cheap due to the constant launch latency reducing prices massively.

Hubble took about 2 billion to launch , thanks to starlink opening economies of scale you could send a hubble for 90m usd in launch costs.

2_Satellite contamination is already accounted in space , earth telescopes uses software to remove satellites from the images.

3_And you're still fucking over our ability to actually utilize our massive multi hundred million dollar telescopes specifically designed to keep an eye out for important things in our galaxy

Such as?Even asteroid spotting missions were cancelled by the us government to pay gibsmedat.

Single ISP for the entire planet, what could possibly go wrong?

Don't forget, even further ruining the internet with ESL shitter rural poorfags
It's going to be web 4.0 with this shit and it's going to fucking suck

Starlink will save our civilization by allowing rural living while freelancing.

It's the only way for the fiat system not to implode due to housing bubbles causing a revolution.

Only people sperging about starlink are urban state workers seething at the idea that the plebs could move away from urban farms.

Our most advanced telescopes and observatories are going to be in space too so I never got the third one. Instead of driving to some mountain you can just buy a ticket to space and be on an observation station.

This is still faster than 80% of Australia's broadband users. Why are the burgers getting it first?

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I LOVE WINDSTREAM WOW WHAT A GREAT INTERNET COMPANY

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Lol. My mobile phone subscription is 10€/month and it has unlimited 50mbps internet usage. I pay another 10€/month for my cable provider for 100mbps internet. Even my parents who live in the middle of nowhere have optical fiber connection.

kek subscribe to the starlink beta

starlink.com/

it's probably going to cost around 60 usd per month for the service at this speeds.

how is this related to chainlink