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Also, they aren't known for having high densities of people, unlike the east coast of the US.
by _ea1k 4y ago
Also, they aren't known for having high densities of people, unlike the east coast of the US.
- kalupa 4y agoExcept on cruise ships ... 2000-3000 per boat, though, yeah, nothing like Manhattan
- Kirby64 4y agoSure, but consider the density of population covered by a single satellite in space. You could have dozens of boats serviced by a single satellite and have much, much lower density than any city. Since it's the middle of the ocean, you're competing with nobody else (besides, maybe, large ships that also pay for Starlink)