Elon Musk says “oligarchs” are blocking Starlink from entering India. New Delhi says the claim is baseless - and insists Starlink is going through the same security checks as other satellite internet players.
But Musk wants access to a market with more than a billion internet users. The bigger question is whether India actually needs Starlink - and whether Musk’s other businesses have found success here.
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India should never become dependent on Starlink. Far too much power would be in the hands of Elon Musk who has become the primary agent of the US Space Force rocket launch and communication systems.
11,000 Starlink satellites are now orbiting the Earth and eventually every one of them will fall to Earth and burn up.
As they orbit the Earth they fly lower and lower until they fall. 1,800 of Starlink satellites have already fallen. 1-2 fall each day.
When they burn up on reentry aluminum oxide is released into the atmosphere which accelerates the tragic breakdown of the ozone layer which blocks harmful UV radiation, protecting human health, ocean life, and food chains.
Musk having control of the Indian internet market, while being on the payroll of the US military, would likely put India in a very sensitive position when it comes to privacy and national security.
Look at what Musk is doing to the people of Boca Chica, Texas with his rocket launch site.
Bruce
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