The CEO of Tesla, Twitter and SpaceX announced a novelty that will be expanded to more than 30 countries. Elon Musk said he is designing a new feature for his satellites and will bring internet to remote areas for its users. This means that Starlink customers have access to the Internet anywhere in the world!
Announcing the news, the billionaire also showed off the potential of Starlink, his internet brand, as he showed off new acquisitions to bring internet anywhere in the world.
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The American magazine PC Magazine explained how Musk’s Internet works, through a radio transmitter that emits signals for communication. Among Musk’s retweets was a Starlink satellite stuck in the ice surrounded by penguins: “Starlink now offers global roaming,” Musk wrote, showing off the features being expanded.
Starlink now offers global roaming https://t.co/WlRNSDfwJ6
– Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 15, 2023
SpaceX explained in the post that netizens who travel to other countries will be able to access the internet anywhere.
Starlink announces a prepaid plan
The Internet user can contract and stop the service whenever he wants, and the fees are collected on a monthly basis. In addition, users can customize the service they want to rent for a trip, without having to rent it for active use.
PC Magazine says that satellite internet has been around for 20 years and was created by engineers at Hughes when trying to share large files without using traditional internet.
For the magazine, SpaceX has improved on the same perspective it’s been offering the world for years.
SpaceX improves the technology in two notable ways: The company wants to use low-Earth orbit satellites that orbit the planet from just 300 miles above the surface. A lower distance can greatly improve internet speeds and reduce latency.”
According to the analysis, SpaceX plans to send 1,000 satellites to the system over the next few years so that the entire world can access the service.
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