Starlink is a space-based strategy that SpaceX has been creating for years to bring internet access to underserved locations of the world. Elon Musk’s SpaceX launched a rocket carrying 53 satellites for the Starlink internet constellation from California, its second step in less than 24 hours.
Over the past few months, Starlink has faced significant problems providing its services to major world regions. Consumers have been complaining regarding shipment holds and prolonged waiting times. It now looks like Elon Musk’s space company is exactly working toward fixing these issues.
The company carried to Twitter to reveal the availability details. Surprisingly, SpaceX said people who place an order would get their Starlink service shipped “immediately.”
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Starlink shared on Twitter the service’s availability across the world. Starlink shared on Twitter a map that reveals the service showed countries marked under different segments such as Available, Waitlist, and Coming Soon. The service’s shared map will be available across most of Europe and North America, and the regions of Australia, South America, and New Zealand will get rapid access to the service. Recently added nations fall under the coming soon category, including Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia.
The company previously stated that Starlink service would be available in 25 countries, but that list has now expanded to 32 countries. It is fantastic to see that SpaceX is immediately shipping its words to consumers.
