SpaceX launches ‘Starlink for RVs,’ in-motion use still not allowed
SpaceX just launched a new plan for mobile internet access, Starlink for RVs. The plan costs $135/month and ships immediately. more… The post SpaceX launches ‘Starlink for RVs,’ in-motion use still not allowed appeared first on Space Explored.
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