Reddit censors story on Starlink losing over 300 satellites after it jumps to #2 overall in less than 2 hours on r/worldnews.
Reddit censors story on Starlink losing over 300 satellites after it jumps to #2 overall in less than 2 hours on r/worldnews.
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Yes, because the story is just as misleading and spammy over there as it was the dozen or so times it was posted and deleted over here in the Fediverse.
I'm out of the loop, is this story about starlink losing its predicted amount of satellites?
Yeah. For some reason there's a poster who's obsessed with spamming this story everywhere as if it's some kind of unexpected catastrophe for Starlink, he's been creating new usernames every couple of days to keep it up as the old ones get blocked. I guess he finally remembered that Reddit still existed and took a shot at posting it over there now too.
It's part of the routine plan for Starlink to be having defunct satellites deorbit like this. It'd be a problem if they didn't (which won't happen, since they're in extreme LEO and fall down on their own quite quickly when they lose station keeping capability).
Perhaps the mods have seen enough Musk spam. We need few of those over here at Lemmy aswell.