Amazon launches first internet satellites into space

Amazon launched her first batch of satellites at Orbit’s first step on Monday Elon Musk Starlink satellite constellation.

Amazon’s project Kuiper From the Cape Kerme Case Station, the “United Alliance (ULA) launches sent a rocket to the United Alliance (ULA) at Atlas V. The first batch of satellites will be the beginning of the Mega constellation, which will provide high-speed and affordable internet services to almost anywhere in the country.

Project Kuiper is installed in X that the initial deployment and activation sequences of satellites are underway as planned. The Cooper team will manage the constellation from its 24/7 mission operations in the Washington city of Redmond.

“Before this is the first step, which is a much longer a journey to start the constellation of our low land orbits, it represents an incredible amount of invention and hard work,” said the General Director of the “Amazon Andy”.

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Amazon, founded Jeff BezosPrograms more than 3,200 satellites to deliver orbit. The company has already planned more than 80 starts.

The rocket moved 27 projects to Kuiper satellites. Amazon has announced that it plans to launch more than 3,200 internet satellites in space. (Reuters / Steve Nesius / Reuters Photos)

Musk and its spacecraft are currently in the Mega Constellation Market. Since 2019, the company has launched more than 8,000 star satellites, more than 7,000 blesses more than 300 miles away.

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Is Project Kuiper satellites A trip to more than 17,000 miles per 17,000 miles of orbit and turn the planet every 90 minutes.

The future satellite mega-constellation is expected to provide fast, affordable Internet. (Reuters / Steve Nesius / Reuters Photos)

Before the satellite orbit, the team will send data from the Internet through its land infrastructure, until satellites, and then the customer’s terminal antenna, then repeat the journey in the other direction.

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Amazon expects to provide his Internet service to customers at the end of this year.

This report contributed to Alexandra Koch, Fox Business Digital.