The Future of Internet: Starlink Satellite Technology
Technology evolves from wired to wireless over time, including the telephone, TV remote, and magnetic charging for devices.
With the emergence of Starlink Low Earth Orbit satellite internet, the future of the internet is bound to be wireless.
While fiber optic technology is top-notch for internet connection, it is typically limited to urban areas. Despite government grants provided to telecom companies to extend this technology to rural regions, it has not been successful in reaching these areas.
Starlink by Space-X offers high-speed and cost-effective internet services. Space-X’s reusable rocket technology has made rocket launches economical, enabling frequent launches for their services and government projects.
Space-X’s Starlink service provides satellite internet and handles everything from manufacturing rockets to internet satellites and connectivity stations internally, resulting in cost savings for customers.
This service is exceptionally fast compared to geostationary satellite internet, which suffers from higher latency due to satellites being positioned thousands of miles above the earth’s surface.
The speed of Starlink will increase with the launch of more satellites by Space-X, currently totaling 6,371, and as more users subscribe, the service will become more affordable over time. It is a versatile wireless solution that can be used on the go.
Starlink is working on offering satellite-to-cell service in partnership with T-Mobile, providing connectivity in areas with poor cell reception.
Satellite Oasis offers various mounting solutions for Starlink.
