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Spacex Launches Another 60 Satellites For The Internet

Another 60 satellites of the Starlink constellation launched for Spacex for the global internet. They were brought into orbit by a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida. The launch came after a series of postponements from last week due to weather conditions, mainly due to the presence of winds at high altitudes.
It is the fourth launch of the Starlink satellites, after those of May and November 2019 and January 2020. With this mission, the constellation in orbit reaches 240 satellites. This makes SpaceX the owner of the world’s largest commercial satellite fleet. The launch is part of the company’s plan to build a planetarium of small broadband satellites, each weighing around 220 kilograms, which will provide global Internet coverage.
The project aims to provide users all over the world with high-speed Internet access since, currently, there are rural or remote areas ‘off-line’ because they are not reached by cable connection. According to the company founded by Elon Musk, 24 launches are needed to provide a global broadband service thanks to the Starlink constellation. But the company could begin providing service on some regions of the Earth later this year, once at least 720 satellites have been brought into orbit thanks to 12 launches.
The company’s goal is to put a fleet of 12,000 broadband satellites into orbit, and to do so has obtained the go-ahead from the US Federal Commission for Communications.
source:- Spaceflightnow
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Starship SN20 can make an orbital flight in a few weeks. SpaceX is preparing corrections

Starship SN20 is a spacecraft that SpaceX has been preparing for a long time. The machine is now assembled and in Boca Chica, it is accompanied by the first stage called Super Heavy.
It is he who will enable orbital flight. When can it be expected? Here the secret was revealed by the founder of the company, Elon Musk.
According to the information provided by Elon Musk in the pages of Twitter, SpaceX will want to conduct an orbital flight of the Starship S20 in the next few weeks.
He claims that everything is basically ready and now the company only expects approval from the relevant authorities. Only then will it be possible to implement such a mission.

SpaceX may make changes to the Starship SN20 ship
While the latest prototype is basically ready for launch, there may still be some modifications. Elon Musk has revealed that SpaceX wants to remodel the wings.
They will be made smaller and look slightly different as well. This is to allow, among others on the reduction of elements related to thermal shields. However, these modifications may not appear until later versions.
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When Boston Dynamics’ Atlas Robot Performs Parkour Actions Like a Human

Boston Dynamics now has some amazing robots like Spot which are currently on sale in the market even though the price is quite expensive.
But not only Spot, but Boston Dynamics now also has several other types of robots that come with their respective abilities, and recently they have demonstrated the capabilities of one of their newest robots, Atlas.
Through a short video uploaded to YouTube, Boston Dynamics shows how the ability of its Atlas robot can perform various parkour actions smoothly.
Because Atlas itself has legs and arms like humans, the robot can also do things like jumping, running, and doing backflips.
Boston Dynamics itself says that parkour is one of the most perfect ways to experiment with Atlas and in the video, it can be seen that this robot can maintain its own body balance when doing activities that are quite difficult.
Surely the presence of this Atlas can help many things in the future. We’ll see when Boston Dynamics will also sell the robot along with Atlas, which is now widely used for various purposes.
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Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin Company Criticizes SpaceX’s Going To The Moon

Some time ago the space companies SpaceX and Blue Origin fought to seize funding from NASA to bring astronauts to the Moon. But the result of the fight was won by SpaceX.
Even though NASA had already decided to choose SpaceX as the company that would help it fly astronauts to the Moon, it was found that Blue Origin did not accept it.
Previously, the company created by Jeff Bezos had made an offer to NASA so that the funds provided could be less than what had been promised, now it has released an infographic that compares its rocket with SpaceX.
Through its official website, Blue Origin said that SpaceX’s Starship rocket has a system that is too complicated and also risky for astronauts who will fly to the Moon later.

Blue Origin also compared SpaceX’s Starship rocket with its rocket which is considered much safer.
It was stated that SpaceX needed 10 trials to land the Starship on the Moon, while the Blue Origin rocket was claimed to only need 3 trials to land on the Moon.
In addition, the size of SpaceX’s Starship rocket is said to be too inconvenient, so astronauts will have to descend to the surface of the Moon in an elevator. While Blue Origin has a shorter rocket so astronauts can descend by using stairs only.
But after all, SpaceX already has a lot more experience in outer space. Because they have also worked with NASA to take astronauts to the ISS twice and everything was run successfully without any problems.
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