
Leffmog
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Leffmog
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The U.S. Space Force has announced that it has awarded @SpaceX a big $2.29 billion contract to build the new “Space Data Network (SDN) Backbone” - a next-generation military satellite communications network in low Earth orbit (Starshield). The system will function as a secure, high-speed global data transport layer for the U.S. military, connecting sensors, weapons systems, satellites, aircraft, drones, and missile defense systems worldwide. This is not Starlink. SpaceX also operates a separate government-focused division called Starshield, which uses a different satellite network than Starlink. Starshield uses additional high-assurance cryptographic capability to host classified payloads and process data securely. According to the Space Force, the network will provide: • Low-latency global communications • Optical inter-satellite links • High-capacity tactical data transport • A resilient mesh satellite constellation • Worldwide military broadband connectivity The OTA agreement requires fully operational prototype capability by the end of 2027.









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American Airlines has just officially announced that they are adopting SpaceX's @Starlink! American is the largest airline in the world by passenger volume (225 million), and 2nd in fleet size. Installations begin Q1 2027. Over 500 of its narrowbody aircraft will get Starlink. “As a premium global airline, we are continuously seeking out world-class partners like Starlink to deliver what our customers need and want,” said American Airlines Chief Customer Officer Heather Garboden.


Why are so many legacy car companies unveiling such ugly EV designs in recent months.....



Elon makes more typos when he’s away from his special high speed 𝕏 reply keyboard:


Tesla FSD preventing a potentially nasty accident. Famous Dutch Youtuber @Enzoknol was testing out FSD when a car drove straight through the red light. You can see by their reaction how impressed they are by the software. The public perception of FSD is really good in the Netherlands. Most people seem to like it and I see a lot of Dutch spoken clips on social media of instances where FSD is performing super well.




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