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Starlink : il fixe une antenne sur sa voiture et se fait arrêter par la police
4 juillet 2021 09:12
Un automobiliste verbalisé par les autorités vendredi avait une antenne satellite Starlink boulonnée sur le capot de sa voiture. Ce n’était pas Elon Musk qui faisait des essais avec la parabole dans un véhicule en mouvement, mais bien un utilisateur californien du service Internet.
Un agent de la California Highway Patrol (CHP) a arrêté
vendredi une Toyota Prius qui circulait avec une antenne Starlink sur le capot. La CHP a partagé des photos sur sa page Facebook ainsi que l’échange suivant entre l’agent et le conducteur. «
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Mysterious lights in sky likely caused by SpaceX satellite launch, NWS says
Joel Adrian Salas Vargas
The mysterious bright lights captured by many on Tuesday is believed to be from a SpaceX satellite launch, according to the National Weather Service.
and last updated 2021-05-06 22:57:27-04
If you saw mysterious bright lights in the sky on Wednesday, you are not alone.
No, it wasn t a UFO. According to the National Weather Service in Seattle, the lights were likely caused by a satellite launch.
The NWS said the lights looked to be associated with a SpaceX rocket launch at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Tuesday.
Mysterious lights in sky likely caused by SpaceX seen in other states, not just Arizona
Joel Adrian Salas Vargas
The mysterious bright lights captured by many on Tuesday is believed to be from a SpaceX satellite launch, according to the National Weather Service.
and last updated 2021-05-06 23:10:33-04
Did you catch the mysterious bright lights over the Valley last night? It turns out Arizona wasn t alone, and the National Weather Service has confirmed the likely cause.
No, it wasn t a UFO. According to the National Weather Service in Seattle, the lights were likely caused by a satellite launch.
The NWS said the lights looked to be associated with a SpaceX rocket launch at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Tuesday.
SpaceX has launched another batch of its Starlink satellites the usual complement of 60 of the low Earth orbit spacecraft, which will join the more than 1,000 already making up the existing constellation. This is the fifth launch of Starlink satellites for SpaceX this year, and the twentieth overall. Earlier this year, SpaceX opened up Starlink access to anyone in a current or planned service area via a pre-order reservation system with a refundable up-front deposit.