Amazon launches first internet satellites into space

Amazon launched the first batch of satellite on Monday in the first step of the company to compete with the Elon Musk constellation from Elon Musk.

The Amazon’s Kuiper project has sent 27 satellite in Rockting Atlas V Atlas V from the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. The first batch of satellites will be the beginning of the Miga constellation, which will provide a high -speed internet service with reasonable prices for almost anywhere on Earth.

Project Kuper’s publication on X that the initial satellite publishing sequence is as planned. The Kuper team will manage a constellation of the mission operations center around the clock throughout the week in Redmond, Washington.

“While this is the first step on a much longer trip to launch the rest of the lower Earth’s orbit, it represents an incredible amount of invention and hard work,” said the CEO of Amazon president Andy Jaci in a post on X.

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A Atlas V Rocket United United Atlas V lifts the Amazon Kuper Internet Network from the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Cape CANARAL, Florida, on Monday. (Reuters photos / Joe Skbar / Reuters)

Amazon, founded by Jeff Bezos, plans to offer more than 3200 satellites to orbit. The company has already planned more than 80 launch operations.

The missile carried 27 Koyber satellite projects in space. Amazon said she plans to launch more than 3,200 satellites for the Internet in space. (Reuters / Steve Nissius / Reuters)

Musk and his Spacex currently dominate the huge reproductive market. Since 2019, the company has launched more than 8000 of the box’s satellite, as it is still more than 7000 rotating around 300 miles above the ground.

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The Kuiper project will travel at a speed of more than 17,000 miles per hour on orbit and the planet’s scrambled every 90 minutes.

It is expected that the huge repair of the future satellite will provide fast internet at reasonable prices across most of the Earth. (Reuters / Steve Nissius / Reuters)

Despite the satellite orbit, the team will send data from the Internet, through its own ground infrastructure, even satellites, to the clients ’terminal antennas, then repeat the journey in the other direction.

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Amazon expects to start providing its internet service to customers later this year.

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