Last Tuesday (09), SpaceX launched another 60 new satellites into Earth orbit, reaching the mark of 1.100 equipment of the company in operation and that will be used to provide internet to several countries, including Spain. A request made with the US regulatory agency requests authorization for the developer to sell its mobile internet to vehicles using a signal receiver.
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According to information, SpaceX has requested approval from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to provide Starlink internet for mobile vehicles, such as trucks, ships, automobiles and aircraft, operating in locations that have internet connectivity from Elon Musk.
SpaceX wants to connect more than just homes to its Starlink satellite internet:
The company submitted an FCC request to begin installing and operating terminals on "moving vehicles" – from cars and trucks to ships and jets. https://t.co/ekXLqjP1fy
The tweet's caption reads: "SpaceX wants to connect more than just homes to the Internet via Starlink satellite: the company has submitted an application to the FCC to begin installing and operating terminals on "moving vehicles" - from cars and trucks to ships and jets.".
The company's goal is to expand its satellite internet model for moving vehicles, although it will not be available at first for Teslas if it is approved by the US telecommunications regulatory agency, equivalent to Anatel.
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How will it work?
Users who will use Starlink's internet on the move must install a signal receiver that will be used so that the device has a direct connection to the satellites. The equipment will automatically tune in and search for the best signal quality, ensuring a stable internet.
The equipment has already been sent to a few people who are participating in the company's beta program.
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