Starlink wants to launch 30,000 satellites for high-speed Internet

Starlink, SpaceX's satellite Internet provider, has filed with the FCC to expand its capabilities to bring gigabit speeds to users. The company plans to increase the number of satellites in orbit to 30,000 and occupy a wider range of the radio spectrum.

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In the application, SpaceX requests permission to use lower orbits (from 340 to 365 km) for its second-generation satellites to reduce latency to 20ms. The company also wants access to a wider range of frequencies for satellites and ground stations to increase data transfer rates on both incoming and outgoing channels.

SpaceX says these changes will allow them to provide high-speed Internet with low latency. delay for millions of people around the world who currently do not have access to quality broadband. However, their competitors may disagree that the new system will not interfere with other networks.