[childintime]

These datacenters in space will become space junk. Doesn't seem to be sustainable. With a million of these it's hard to imagine why this would be a good idea, and it starts looking like insanity.

[msuniverse2026]

The data centres are for the secret radar constellation masquerading as an ISP company that is Starlink

You are watching the slave grid being erected over your head

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbp3kdJZ1_A See 1:38:00

[staplor]

Shouldn't we be able to detect radio coming from SAR satellites? If SpaceX were to launch a cover SAR constellation, why can't they just use starlink as an excuse, why do they have to invent a new businessline?

[kortilla]

Nope, they will be in a low earth orbit that will decay and enter the atmosphere without maintenance burns

[JPLeRouzic]

And it will impact negatively humanity's health.

https://engineerine.com/starlink-satellites-harming-human/

[hhh]

Not a single source to a claim in sight.

[simonh]

Oh, wow. I was assuming it might be about toxins released when they burn up, which seems implausible, but radio waves fry your brain? Seriously?

[childintime]

They'll all have a sun synchronous polar orbit.. I don't think they'll be very low orbit, unless they are like trains, at every 1km a satellite.

[xiphias2]

Not really, if you look at the plans, only a few hundred thousand satellites were planned in LEO, and millions over the Chinese satellites.

There will be a collision at some point, there's no real-time communication between USA and China satellite launches.