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RobertAngelo t1_j25ctiw wrote

Space junk is not to be celebrated! They’re spying on you and you are applauding their efforts!

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4Bpencil t1_j25qyhn wrote

Providing stable high speed internet at lower cost than bullshit telecommunications companies to those in rural areas is definitely something to be celebrated

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FeedMeACat t1_j25fv9e wrote

I am curious about the new orbits, but the current satellites are low enough they will just fall out of orbit.

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sabrtoothlion t1_j25r6gx wrote

Honestly, it's wild that it's okay for someone to just do what they want in space. How is this not illegal somehow? Changing the night sky and creating possible surveillance that puts every country's shady effort to shame. What Elon did in Ukraine with the free internet is really something but if we step back for a second and just look at it from a distance he has already meddled in world politics and warfare between two countries he isn't even a citizen of. His power is already off the charts.

I don't think that kind of power is meant to be in the hands of a single man. The guy already has starlink and now he's working on neuralink and no one bats an eye? If/when some evil billionaire decides to enslave humanity we won't even protest, we will celebrate them as our savior.

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TDEboys t1_j25zkk7 wrote

> no one bats an eye

Um, eyes are being batted. All over the internet. Kind of a crazy statement to make given the Elon uproar over the last couple of months.

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sabrtoothlion t1_j264cda wrote

People are going nuts over twitter though... There was no uproar about starlink

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Reddit-runner t1_j266vkj wrote

>Honestly, it's wild that it's okay for someone to just do what they want in space. How is this not illegal somehow?

You have never heard about the FAA, haven't you.

Maybe you should look up that this agency does before you continue spewing nonsense on the Internet.

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Tricky_Invite8680 t1_j27138a wrote

why is it wild? spacex has to contend with NASA and the FAA. NASA is a member of an international coalition of space-capable countries.

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