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NullTuples

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7. He does. Or at least from 1,110 km to 1,325 km and from 540 km to 570 km

Reply to orthoclad (Reply #4)

Mon Apr 24, 2023, 10:59 PM

Apr 2023

The FCC gave those bands of the sky to him to flood with his Starlink Satellites. One would think maybe that would be FAA but they only handle the vehicles. And let's face it, the FCC really only cares about the radio & other communication aspect. Well, that and how much they can auction off public resources for, like frequency bands/channels and now, entire orbit shells, but that's just my opinion.

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He does. Or at least from 1,110 km to 1,325 km and from 540 km to 570 km NullTuples Apr 2023 #7

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