Amazon launches test satellites for its planned internet service to compete with SpaceX
Amazon launches test satellites for its planned internet service to compete with SpaceX
Amazon has launched its first test satellites for its planned internet service, aiming to rival SpaceX's broadband network. The company plans to improve global internet coverage with a total of 3,236 satellites orbiting the Earth. Amazon intends to start offering its service by the end of next year. SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, is already ahead in the race, having launched its own test and operational Starlink satellites.
Amazon has launched its first test satellites for its planned internet service, aiming to rival SpaceX's broadband network. The company plans to improve global internet coverage with a total of 3,236 satellites orbiting the Earth. Amazon intends to start offering its service by the end of next year. SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, is already ahead in the race, having launched its own test and operational Starlink satellites.
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Amazon has launched its first test satellites for its planned internet service, aiming to rival SpaceX's broadband network. The company plans to improve global internet coverage with a total of 3,236 satellites orbiting the Earth. Amazon intends to start offering its service by the end of next year. SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, is already ahead in the race, having launched its own test and operational Starlink satellites. 
