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Navigating Starlink's FCC Paper Trail

120 点作者 DanAtC11 个月前

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metadat11 个月前
&gt; One wonders whether SpaceX’s recent ITU application through Tonga’s authorities for a constellation with nearly 30,000 satellites represents an attempt to circumvent FCC scrutiny by launching under a flag of convenience.<p>That Tongan Space Program - they&#x27;ve claimed a lot of spot reservations but haven&#x27;t launched many satellites. Their budget is miniscule, less than $10m as of the early 2000s. If I&#x27;m reading correctly, they only have a single satellite.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wikipedia.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;Tongasat" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wikipedia.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;Tongasat</a>
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Culonavirus11 个月前
&gt; they’re clearly not the kind of company that takes people on factory tours to proudly show off how they make and run things<p>??? SpaceX is certainly the most open space corp out there, by a mile. I mean they&#x27;re still a private for profit company that has to follow ITAR rules, but compared to their competition, they&#x27;re extremely open. Anyone following Starship development can see that. Just the fact that they even gave a tour (twice!) to the Everyday Astronaut, with Raptor closeups and everything... Imagine Blue Origin or Boeing doing something like that. Yea, right.
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mNovak11 个月前
One filing type they didn&#x27;t mention, is SES-STA (Satellite Earth Station Special Temporal Authority) -- aka a temporary experimental license for user or gateway equipment. This is where the juice is, i.e. if they&#x27;re testing out new models that haven&#x27;t been announced yet, and if you&#x27;re lucky includes some technical specs.<p>But they&#x27;re hard to filter through because they file so many for uninteresting things too.
alexpotato11 个月前
&gt; The FCC website would be a rabbit warren even if there was no SpaceX<p>A relative of mine is in a dispute with another party regarding real estate.<p>I mention this here b&#x2F;c a big part of that dispute has involved pulling data from government websites (Specifically city property records).<p>The below is all true:<p>- the amount of useful information in government websites is astounding<p>- the UX of these websites is awful<p>- given the above, if you are good at navigating these websites (or can automate the data gathering) it really can be a superpower.