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A breakdown in communication between the European Space Agency and SpaceX occurred in the days leading up to the September 2019 close approach between Aeolus and a Starlink satellite.
Bret Johnsen, SpaceX's CFO, acknowledged that the company is losing money on the user terminals sold to Starlink subscribers.
SpaceX plans to introduce a new version of its user terminal for Starlink later this year that will be less expensive to produce.
The current user terminals for Starlink subscribers cost far more than the $499 price set by SpaceX.
Elon Musk has applied to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission for permission to launch planned Starlink satellites in batches of up to 400 on Starship rockets.
Elon Musk has applied to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to slightly modify the orbits of around 30,000 planned Starlink satellites to boost coverage and operational efficiencies.
SpaceX is not seeking insurance coverage for its LEO Starlink launches due to redundancy in its constellation plans.
One reason for the Falcon 9 launch hiatus was a delay in Starlink launches to equip those satellites with laser inter-satellite links.
As of 2021-08-24, SpaceX planned the next Starlink launch in roughly three weeks.
SpaceX launched 10 Starlink satellites with laser crosslinks to polar orbit in January 2021, which was the company's first Starlink launch with crosslink capability.
SpaceX’s first-generation Starlink was serving around 90,000 customers in 12 countries as of a July presentation.
SpaceX had launched 1,740 satellites for its first-generation Starlink constellation as of a July presentation.
SpaceX has built and launched more than 1,600 Starlink satellites to date.
Starlink is at an advanced stage of deploying its mega-constellation and is discussing using SpaceX’s Starship to launch as many as 400 satellites at a time.
The Falcon 9-launched Starlink Gen2 configuration would spread 29,996 satellites across 12 orbital inclinations at altitudes between 328 and 614 km.
One revised Starlink Gen2 configuration continues to use Falcon 9 rockets for launching satellites.
Viasat has launched legal action against SpaceX seeking to compel an environmental review of SpaceX’s Starlink expansion plans.
Recent Planet launches with SpaceX included SkySats 16–18 and 19–21 aboard Starlink missions.
Planet launched SkySats 16–18 and SkySats 19–21 aboard SpaceX Starlink missions.
Viasat argued that the FCC's license modification for Starlink required an environmental review due to its impact on astronomy.