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[–] 23477922? ago
starlink satellites are in very low orbit to help keep latency down unlike prior options.
[–] 23485006? ago
being that low it is just a matter of time until earths gravity draws them in. wonder when that will be and will they fall in populated areas? Can people sue if hit by them? Are they insured for personal injury and property damage?
[–] 23478450? ago
Latency won't really be an issue if you only have access to the satelite for several minutes. At least Google's balloons are in a relatively stationary position.
[–] 23478819? ago
There are gonna be thousands and you will always have a signal..likely with better latency than most rural broadband users today.