Its Starlink satellite internet ... and two in what it called “non-safety critical sites” in Alaska. “Alaska has long had issues with reliable weather information for the aviation community ...

Thousands of satellites with incredibly short lifetimes are being sent up into low Earth orbit. When they fall back down they ...

The agency also said it is testing one Starlink terminal at the FAA's facility in Atlantic City, New Jersey, and at two terminals at "non-safety critical sites" in Alaska. Bloomberg News reported ...

Lewis also expressed concerns that Starlink's operator SpaceX, a newcomer into the satellite business, is now the single most dominant player in the field whose decisions can affect the safety of ...

Starlink, the satellite internet service owned by Elon Musk and operated by SpaceX, is under scrutiny in South Africa ...

The Town of Riverhead issued a stop-work order on the satellite stations because they were built without proper approvals.

There is no effort or intent for Starlink to ‘take over’ any existing contract – that’s just FUD," SpaceX wrote. "Given the critical safety issues, SpaceX signed a loan agreement with ...

Astronomers working with South Africa's SKA telescope are pushing authorities to ensure that any licensing agreement with ...

One major concern is data security. Once Starlink services launch, the company would have access to everything customers browse on its network. People are anxious about the safety of their data ...