– Falcon launches: 108 flights of Falcon rockets
– Starship tests: 4 suborbital test flights
– OneWeb: 646 operational satellites
– Amazon Kuiper: 100 active satellites; only 2 fully operational
SpaceX continues its dominance in global satellite operations by expanding its notable share of functional low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites through regular launch missions focused on internet connectivity and other services via networks like Starlink and specialized platforms like Starshield. As of the latest update, more than two-thirds of all LEO-active satellites globally belong to SpaceX.
The comparison between competitors-such as OneWeb’s relatively smaller fleet or Amazon Kuiper’s nascent deployment phase-highlights challenges for new entrants vying to carve space-based communication markets amid rapid scaling by industry giants.
For India-a key player actively deploying LEO technology-it is essential to note the balance created by collaborative opportunities or competitive innovations tailored toward domestic requirements such as rural internet access via ISRO programs like GSAT series launches.
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