Cope Starlink mission?

[VirginAutistManlet]

This shit just launched into space

Elon Musk just revealed new details about Starlink, a plan to surround Earth with 12,000 high-speed internet satellites. Here's how it might work.

Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, wants to launch enough satellites to provide broadband web access anywhere in the world. The first 60 fly this week.

www.businessinsider.com.au

>Starlink could bring cheap, fast internet to remote areas, aeroplanes, ships, and cars, plus make international teleconferencing and online gaming nearly lag-free.

Does this mean you'll able to play games online with people from other parts of the world without dealing lag from distance to servers? or is this just a exaggeration

 

[stupid dream]

hope they all crash at each other and fails

 

[VirginAutistManlet]

hope they all crash at each other and fails

 

[Emba]

That means war!

(As the excuse for it failing)

 

[zangano1]

ill be dead when that happens

 

[Frenchnibba]

Telecommunication companies will pay the politicians to block it. The revenue related to dataplans is a huge market.

 

[carticel]

Nice i think all governments should focus all resources on space travel

humans are explorers, but it will never happen with divided governments

we need a global hegemony now

 

[Bane of Arthropods]

ill be dead when that happens

It’s over

 

[Deleted member 18193]

Its all being made so Chad and Stacy can find each other faster

 

[mericks]

Does this mean you'll able to play games online with people from other parts of the world without dealing lag from distance to servers? or is this just a exaggeration

It's bullshit. In the best-case scenario It would take approximately 44 milliseconds for light to travel from North America to Europe and then back to North America. If your game runs at 60 FPS, then that's a little less than three frames of latency. Latency is not a problem that can be solved.

Does this mean you'll able to play games online with people from other parts of the world without dealing lag from distance to servers? or is this just a exaggeration

It's bullshit. In the best-case scenario It would take approximately 44 milliseconds for light to travel from North America to Europe and then back to North America. If your game runs at 60 FPS, then that's a little less than three frames of latency. Latency is not a problem that can be solved.

 

[Iwanttolive]

Genuinely expected this to be about

 

[Sparrow's Song]

It will just make Tinder load faster in third world countries.

 

[FinnCel]

Telecommunication companies will pay the politicians to block it. The revenue related to dataplans is a huge market.

I hope ISIS bombs telecommunications companies

 

[Deleted member 14577]

whenever there are plans that will make things simpler or cheaper i'm doubtful that they will be realized because the elites would never allow something that will decrease their profits