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Does Starlink represent a precedence? Since they were "allowed" to launch (potentially) thousands of satellites. Does that mean that every other company and/or
by ThinkBeat 5y ago
Does Starlink represent a precedence?
Since they were "allowed" to launch (potentially) thousands of satellites.
Does that mean that every other company and/or country can do the same?
- mlindner 5y agoThere was no precedent set by Starlink. What they did was already allowed and many other constellations have been launched previously. Some into the low 100s in total satellites. Starlink just has much larger amounts than any previous constellation and they're reasonably large as generally there was somewhat of an inverse correlation in satellite size and the number of satellites in the constellation.