Boeing gets permission for Starlink-like internet-from-space project
Boeing has been granted permission to deploy satellites capable of beaming internet from space, similar to what SpaceX’s Starlink service is already doing.
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Boeing has been granted permission to deploy satellites capable of beaming internet from space, similar to what SpaceX’s Starlink service is already doing.
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