#Forbes πŸ“† Jun 23, 2023 "#Amazon says half of the 3,236 #satellites πŸ›°οΈ will be up above us by πŸ“† 2026" - but who will #launch πŸš€ them ? πŸ€” https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidphelan/2023/06/23/project-kuiper-how-amazon-will-drape-the-world-in-satellites/

β€’ #BlueOrigin / #NewGlenn : no news / tests yet
β€’ #Ariane 6 is years late (again)
β€’ #ULA's #Vulcan is late, dependent on #BE4 engines
All three will be operative until 2025
7.4%
Microlaunchers
2.9%
SpaceX
36.8%
They need a miracle
52.9%
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Project Kuiper: How Amazon Will Drape The World In Satellites

Amazon is moving into the low-earth orbit satellite business, and those satellites will be coming thick and fast. Here’s what the company has to say about the project.

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List of Starlink and Starshield launches - Wikipedia

I think the starlink biz is spacex 's πŸ’°πŸ’°πŸ’°
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@robbi in Feb 2022, Forbes estimated "that SpaceX will recoup that cost in two years at its current customer level" (AFAIK it's now > 1 Million) https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/2022/02/14/starlink-hits-250000-customers-elon-musk-hints-spacex-booking-over-300-millionyear/
Starlink Hits 250,000 Customers, Elon Musk Hints: SpaceX Booking Over $300 Million/Year

If 250,000 people are currently using Starlink terminals, that would be a revenue run rate of $25 million a month for SpaceX, given the $100/month charge for high-speed internet on the Starlink service.

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