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Russia Launches First Batch of Rassvet Satellites to Rival Starlink
A Russian aerospace company has launched the initial batch of satellites for its new internet constellation, Rassvet, aiming to provide broadband access across Russia as a domestic alternative to Starlink, with the government earmarking 102.8 billion rubles ($1.26 billion) for its development.
24 Mar, 11:25 — 24 Mar, 14:04
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The IndependentMostly Factual3h ago
Russia launches first internet satellites to rival Elon Musk’s Starlink
The Russian government has earmarked 102.8 billion rubles ($1.26 billion) for its development
By Guy Faulconbridge
Read full article →Moscow TimesMostly Factual6h ago
Russian Aerospace Company Launches First Batch of Starlink Rival Satellites
The satellite internet constellation, known as Rassvet, is intended to provide broadband internet access across Russia and serve as a domestic alternative to Starlink.
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Russian Aerospace Company Launches First Batch of Starlink Rival Satellites
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