Live Starlink satellites passing across your mobile device. In which countries does this phenomenon take place?

In the past few days, the name ‘ELON MUSK’ has been echoing from the corridors of telecom to the lanes of the four-wheeler industry. Ever since Musk met Prime Minister Modi, speculations are ripe that Tesla and Starlink might soon make their entry into India.

We all know that under Starlink, Musk has prepared to send thousands of satellites, many of which are already operational, providing people with high-speed internet access. Musk is investing significant effort to fulfill his crucial dream within the Starlink project, where no corner of the world remains untouched by Star Link’s network. He has put his full strength into completing this project.

Starlink boasts a top speed of 1.5 to 2 Gbps, eliminating the need for mobile towers and aiding in bringing the internet to remote areas.

Currently operational in over 40 countries, Starlink offers a package that includes a Wi-Fi router, power supply, cable, and a mounting tripod.

Despite earlier restrictions, Elon Musk is now preparing to launch the service in India with approvals from all government departments. This move could pose a challenge for both Jio and Airtel, as they are also active in the satellite internet race. Airtel is launching a satellite service in partnership with OneWeb, while Jio has partnered with Luxembourg’s SES for satellite services.

This clearly indicates that the satellite internet race is heating up, offering more options for users. Starlink claims its speed will be exceptionally high, potentially providing users with a faster internet experience.