Elon Musk established a low-orbit satellite service designed to provide internet connectivity to nearly every location on ...

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy congratulated US President-elect Donald Trump on his historic victory in the Presidential ...

Starlink's home Internet service has come to the National Radio Quiet Zone after a multi-year engineering project that had the goal of minimizing interference with radio telescopes. Starlink ...

Starlink, a subsidiary of Elon Musk’s company SpaceX, appeared to offer a way out: free satellite internet access for a month. “Areas affected by Hurricane Helene are currently eligible for 30 ...

SpaceX will try again Wednesday to get off a Starlink launch from Cape Canaveral after scrubbing the launch on Monday. A Falcon 9 carrying 23 of the internet satellites is aiming for liftoff from ...

In a bid to aid disaster recovery, Elon Musk's SpaceX will offer Starlink satellite internet service for free to those affected by Hurricanes Helene and Hurricane Milton until the end of the year.

Those affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton are eligible for free internet through 2024. The caveat? You'll still need to pay $349 for the dish. Cierra is an associate writer for CNET's ...

"The new space race doesn’t need to create massive space waste," experts warn. As Elon Musk's Starlink continues to launch an internet network of thousands of satellites into the atmosphere ...

SpaceX is offering free Starlink internet service for hurricane victims through the end of the year. The offer comes in response to criticism over the costs associated with accessing "free" service.

DONETSK REGION, Ukraine — Russian forces have become deadlier and more agile with the help of illicit Starlink terminals, allowing them to use satellite internet to enhance coordination during ...

Read more about our advertising policy. Starlink offers both residential and business service across nearly 100% of the country, using satellites to relay an internet signal to remote areas that ...

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