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I'd also guess that China and Russia are big enough that satellites would go unused a lot while flying over them. While Iran isn't tiny (17th largest country),
by Scoundreller 3y ago
I'd also guess that China and Russia are big enough that satellites would go unused a lot while flying over them.
While Iran isn't tiny (17th largest country), the satellites have several other territories nearby by that could use up the capacity that a no-Iran rule makes available.
- KeplerBoy 3y agoThe satellites fly over China and Russia either way. Starlink isn't geostationary, they're quite a few of them above you at any given time and place.