More details about Starlink Internet Service revealed by Elon Musk

More details have been revealed by Elon Musk regarding the Starlink Internet Service. The CEO of SpaceX has promised that ’later this year’, a huge boost will be witnessed in the speed of the internet service. He said that the latency will drop to 20ms and speeds will rise up to 300mb/s. The beta testing program for the internet service was recently expanded by Starlink.

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Elon Musk says Starlink internet speeds will double to 300Mbps

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The internet was fine before...Elon has ties to 🇨🇦, I believe he might be the lawless one, who seems Cool....but is one step closer to the time when we will see the Antichrist

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