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It's even worse than that as your alternatives themselves imply acquiescence. Starlink is a commercial operation intended to make money for its investors, none
by mellosouls 6y ago
It's even worse than that as your alternatives themselves imply acquiescence.
Starlink is a commercial operation intended to make money for its investors, none of whom asked for permission to do this, they just did it.
These fundamental things are being stolen from us by people with a stronger sense for coin than decency.
- CDSlice 6y ago> Starlink is a commercial operation intended to make money for its investors, none of whom asked for permission to do this, they just did it. This is completely wrong, in order to launch Starlink SpaceX had to get approval from the FAA. You can't just stick whatever you want in space.
- mellosouls 6y agoVery parochial take. The FAA is a US agency. You do realise Starlink is polluting the skies outside of America?
- CDSlice 6y agoI’m not saying that SpaceX themselves asked people outside of the US, but that they did get permission from the FAA which has to make sure any satellite constellations they authorize abide by various international treaties about the use of space. Also you are moving the goalposts, your original post claimed that SpaceX didn’t ask anyone for permission which is completely false.