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February 26, 2021
Elon Musk’s Starlink system is designed to bring the internet to the farthest reaches of the globe, and so far, it’s off to a great start. Starlink beta users currently residing in rural areas in the United States have praised the satellite-based system, noting that it is superior to alternatives presently available on the market. For some residents in France, however, the idea of Starlink is worth resisting.
To accomplish its worldwide internet connectivity goals, SpaceX needs to build a network of ground stations that link Starlink’s satellites to the internet’s physical backbone. Among the locations proposed for such a station is Saint-Senier-de-Beuvron, a village in France located less than 12 miles (20km) from the Mont Saint-Michel World Heritage Site. The area only has about 350 residents, but they have voiced their opposition to the Starlink site.
SpaceX’s Starlink now enjoys competition from Amazon s satellite Internet plan known as Project Kuiper, which is in some ways similar to Musk’s project.