How it will be the next generation internet with Starlink internet
Hello everyone,
Today I am going to talk about the one of the most important thing in our day to day life.It is internet. Lets look at now a days world most famous starlink project and how will be the next generation internet experience.
Starlink Internet is a plan by SpaceX to put 12,000 satellites into LEO (Low Earth Orbit) that provide low latency, high speed, and cheap internet access to everyone, everywhere on the planet. That is the true end-game.
All you’d need to use Starlink is a pizza box-sized receiver.Every satellite will talk to 4 others using lasers as they continuously orbit Earth, jointly making a web of Ka-band and Ku-band broadband connectivity as quick as the speed of light that surrounds the world every time, and for every location.
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In order to beam connection to the surface, a huge network of ground-based stations will also require. So though, 12,000 satellites sound like too many, it is only a fraction of the infrastructure that SpaceX Company will have to construct.
Starlink will occur in stages, but the ultimate aim is to have about 8,000 satellites orbiting just 5 hundred km above the planet, and the remaining 4 thousand orbiting much higher, at around 1,200km.
Starlink Internet Speed
Every user can expect to see internets speeds vary from 50-150MB per second and latency from 20-40 milliseconds in most areas over the next few months, Starlink’s site says, while also warning of brief times of no connectivity at all. As we sent more step by step satellites to LEO, set up more ground stations, and enhance our networking software, latency, data speed, and uptime will enhance dramatically.
To that end, Elon Musk Tweeted in Feb that he expects the service to double its high speed to 300MB per second by the end of 2021.
In Jan, after about 3 years worth of successful satellite launches, the project surpassed one thousand satellites delivered into LOE. Earlier in Feb, SpaceX disclosed that Starlink internet currently serves more than 10,000 users. Now, the service is in the procedure of expanding the process to even more potential users, with people presently living without high-speed internet access as one of the main priorities.
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