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The most recent reports say that they're planning on 24 launches in the next 12 months. That would put them at about a 1400 satellite constellation. Basic service would be in the neighborhood of 300-600 satellites. Double that (if reports are accurate) would allow them to provide service to most of North America. One metric that I've not seen is what kind of sky aperture is required to provide uninterrupted service. There are areas around here with really dense tree cover, and there is only the smallest open sky window (less than 5 degrees, if that). Would that be open enough for there to be a satellite in view all the time?
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On 11/12/2019 11:42 AM, Carl Peterson
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