Elon Musk's Starlink project is making headlines again. According to Jin10's report, there's talk that SpaceX will be able to launch over 10,000 satellites into orbit annually, and recent user posts suggest that the first 10,000 satellites could be launched as soon as next month.

I think this is a pretty big deal. If the large-scale deployment of Starlink satellites becomes a reality, it could significantly change the landscape of global communication infrastructure. Seeing Elon Musk's ambitious projects like this, I feel the line between the space industry and the tech industry is becoming increasingly blurred.

Satellite communication has traditionally been limited in scope, but if large constellation plans like Starlink come to fruition, we might be entering an era where broadband connectivity is available anywhere in the world. It could also be a turning point for the entire space industry.