I think there’s a Spanish one being deployed to be EU’s Starlink, not to mention the ones in Japan for their domestic usage, and China and Russia making their own.
Frankly, nothing is going to stop mass deployment of satellites, and aside from meterologists and astronomers, few really have a strong argument against them. Putting up a few thousand more satellites won’t make space any less accessible if you spend two seconds to realize just how huge space is. I mean, it’s like saying that a thousand car parking lot is running out of space because you dumped tens of thousands of grains of sand.
I think there’s a Spanish one being deployed to be EU’s Starlink, not to mention the ones in Japan for their domestic usage, and China and Russia making their own.
Frankly, nothing is going to stop mass deployment of satellites, and aside from meterologists and astronomers, few really have a strong argument against them. Putting up a few thousand more satellites won’t make space any less accessible if you spend two seconds to realize just how huge space is. I mean, it’s like saying that a thousand car parking lot is running out of space because you dumped tens of thousands of grains of sand.