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SpaceX: Starlink Global Roaming Service and $175,000 FAA Fine · Elon Musk Podcast

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  Welcome to the latest episode of the Elon Musk podcast.
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  Today we'll be discussing how social media giant meta is
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  taking a cue from Elon musk's Twitter.
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  Playbook by introducing a paid subscription service for
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  verified accounts in an effort to increase authenticity and
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  security across this platform, met his new meta.
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  Verified feature will allow users to verify their accounts
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  with a government ID. Providing them with a blue
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  badge, extra impersonation. Protection and direct access to
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  customer support. The service is set to launch in
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  Australia and New Zealand this week and will soon be available
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  in other countries. So how does metas new
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  Subscription Service? Compared to Elon musk's Twitter
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  blue, meta formerly known, as Facebook is testing a new paid
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  verification service for Instagram and Facebook users who
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  subscribe to The Meta. Verified service will receive a
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  blue verified badge. Increased visibility on the
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  platforms. Are you were at eyes customer
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  support and much more. And the service is rolling out
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  in Australia and New Zealand this week with plans to expand
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  to other countries in the near future.
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  The cost of the service is $11.99 per month on the web and
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  fourteen dollars per month on mobile.
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  Now, Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of meta announced the new service
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  in an Instagram update stating that it was designed to increase
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  authenticity and security on the company's platforms to become
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  meta verified users. Must meet certain activity
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  requirements. Be at least 18 years old and
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  submit a government ID that matches the name and photo on
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  their Facebook or Instagram account.
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  Now the new offering is similar to Elon musk's Twitter blue
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  which costs $8 per month but meta notes that it will not make
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  any changes to accounts that have already been verified.
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  Using the company's previous requirements such as notability
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  and authenticity. In addition to the blue badge
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  subscribers will You exclusive stickers for stories and reels
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  and 100 free stars per month, which is a digital currency that
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  can be used to tip creators on Facebook.
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  Now, according to meta, businesses are currently able to
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  apply for the meta, verification badge, and users cannot change
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  their profile name, username birthday or profile photo,
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  without going through the verification process again in
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  the company, is also stated that it wants to build a subscription
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  offering that is Valuable to everyone, including creators
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  businesses and The Wider Community.
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  Now, when the service launches in Australia, New Zealand, it
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  will cause 1999 odd on the web and 2499 dot on mobile and 2399
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  nzd on the web and 2999 and ZD on mobile.
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  Now, the higher cost on IOS and Android is likely a way to
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  offset the commission that Apple and Google take on in-app.
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  Rumors about the service, first surfaced earlier this month,
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  when TechCrunch reported references to paid verification
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  in Instagram source code, social media consultant, Matt davara.
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  Later posted what appears to be a support page for paid
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  verification on either the Australian or New Zealand based
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  version of Instagram. Now the new meta verified
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  service has drawn many comparisons to Twitter blue,
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  which was relaunched by Elon Musk a few months ago, however
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  metas verification process. It appears to be more stringent
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  than Twitter's requiring users to submit government IDs and
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  offering additional safeguards against fake accounts.
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  Nonetheless, there are concerns that the new service could lead
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  to a flood of fake verified accounts as was seen on Twitter
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  last year. Twitter has recently made
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  headlines with its updated verification service, which is
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  now open to the public users can now apply to have their accounts
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  verified with a blue checkmark indicating that the account is
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  authentic. Now this move by Twitter comes
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  after several controversies surrounding the verification
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  process, including accusations of bias and inconsistent
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  enforcement. Now, while Twitter is making
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  strides in, improving is platform.
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  Another Elon Musk company is soaring to new heights in, the
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  realm of Technology SpaceX has had Rules successful launches in
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  recent days, including numerous Internet, satellite launches
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  into orbit to SpaceX. Falcon 9 rocket is launched on
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  Friday from bicoastal, pads carrying two types of Internet
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  satellites into orbit, just hours after the successful
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  launch, the Federal Aviation Administration proposed a fine
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  of one hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars against SpaceX
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  for failing to submit data ahead of a similar Mission last year.
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  And despite the fááá's announcement, both launches were
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  Oil and included drone ship Landings.
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  The first rocket launch from Vandenberg space force base in
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  California at 11:12 a.m. PST.
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  Carried 51 of spacex's custom-built star links internet
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  satellites in the second Falcon 9 launch just under nine hours
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  later from Cape Canaveral space for stations launch.
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  Complex 40 boosting a large 12,000-pound Internet satellite
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  from British operator in marzette.
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  Now both missions were significant achievements for
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  SpaceX in the sterling silver, Like Network aims to provide
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  high speed low, latency internet access across the globe.
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  While the inmarsat 5f for satellite launched on Friday,
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  will support the company's Aviation and Maritime customers.
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  The success of these launches put SpaceX one step closer to
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  achieving its goal of creating a global satellite internet
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  Network. Now, the FAA is announcement
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  regarding the fight against SpaceX was a setback.
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  However, and in a statement, the agency said that the fine was
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  being proposed for failure to Submit Lodge Collision analysis,
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  trajectory data directly to the FAA, prior to the august 19, 20
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  22 launch of the starlink group or 27 Mission, according to the
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  agency SpaceX. Did not submit the data at least
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  seven days prior to the launch attempt.
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  Launch Collision analysis, trajectory data is used to
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  assess the probability of the launch vehicle colliding.
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  With one of the thousands of track two objects orbiting the
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  Earth. The statement reads SpaceX has
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  30 days to respond to the FAA after receiving.
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  In the agency's enforcement letter, the proposed find of
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  175,000 dollars marks. The first time that the FAA, has
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  sought a penalty against Basics, but it's not the first time the
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  agency has called out the company in July of 2020.
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  The FAA announced that they had identified a number of safety
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  issues with SpaceX has Starship spacecraft and halted test
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  flights until the issues were addressed in.
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  Despite the fááá's fine SpaceX has a full schedule of launches
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  ahead. The company's next launch has
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  been tentatively scheduled for. A February 23rd, which is the
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  71st batch of Star Lake Internet satellite and it's slated to fly
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  from launch complex, 40 during a six-hour window, that opens and
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  1:37 p.m. eastern time and space X will announce more specific
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  targets within that window next week.
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  Following that launch another Falcon 9 is scheduled to boost
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  masses crew 6 Mission from pad 39a at Kennedy, Space Center on
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  Sunday, February 26 at 2:07 a.m. eastern time.
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  A crew Dragon capsule will take NASA's Stephen Bowen and Warren
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  Holberg, the UAE Sultan Al nyada and Russian cosmonaut.
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  Andre fed he've on a roughly six month mission to the
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  International Space. Station SpaceX is busy, launch
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  schedule, reflects the company's success in the industry.
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  Three. Founded in 2002, by Elon Musk in
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  the company has quickly become one of the world's leading space
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  organizations. It is successfully developed and
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  launched reusable rockets and in May 20 20 SpaceX became the
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  first private company to send humans into orbit.
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  The company has continued to push the boundaries of space
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  exploration their recent years. It's focused on creating a
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  global satellite internet Network.
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  The Starling Network, which has been developed since 2015 aims
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  to provide high speed, low, latency internet, Us across the
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  globe. Thank you so much for listening
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  to the Elon Musk podcast today. I'm your host William Walden,
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  in the next one. Us across the globe.
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