SpaceX: Each Batch Of 60 Starlink Satellites Has

SpaceX: Each Batch Of 60 Starlink Satellites Has 4,000+ Linux Computers

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Published 09 Jun 2020

On May 30, Elon Musk’s SpaceX carried its first manned Dragon spacecraft with two NASA astronauts into space via Falcon 9 rocket. Later on June 3, SpaceX launched a batch of 60 Starlink internet satellites into orbit. Following the same, we reported that SpaceX used an open-source Linux system to power both Dragon spacecraft and […]

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SpaceX: Each Batch Of 60 Starlink Satellites Has 4,000+ Linux Computers

SpaceX: Each Batch Of 60 Starlink Satellites Has 4,000+ Linux Computers

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