Starlink total satellite mass exceeds entire rest of world for the first time — 6,197t vs 5,222t, ~15x the ISS
Published · Updated · By Investus editorial desk (SUNRYU Partners)
Starlink's active satellite mass reached 6,197 tonnes, surpassing the combined mass of all other active satellites (5,222t) for the first time in history. That's approximately 15x the mass of the ISS. One company now outweighs all of humanity's satellite infrastructure.
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