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SpaceX Launches Website for Planned AI Satellite Constellation While FCC Filing Remains Under Review
@SawyerMerritt reported that SpaceX launched a site with technical details on its planned AI satellite network. The company filed with the FCC in January 2026 to operate up to 1 million satellites.
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SpaceX introduced a new website for Starmind, its planned AI satellite constellation, while its January 2026 FCC filing for one million satellites remains under review. The site includes information on the AI1 satellite along with details on thermals, solar power systems, and other technical specifications.
In January 2026, SpaceX filed a request with the FCC to launch and operate a constellation of 1 million AI satellites, according to the same report.
The filing outlines the scale of the proposed network. The website serves as the primary public source of information on the project to date.
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