Amazon’s first 27 internet satellites launch to space

The first 27 satellites in the efforts of Amazon to create a space-based Internet network finally launched the company to try to compete with the well-established Starlink service of the company.

An Unified Union (ULA) Atlas V Rocket, Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida, launches satellites into orbit on earth. It is the first part of the expected part of the total 3226 Kuiper satellites in the network.

It would be so fading compared to the Musk network. Starlink consists of more than 8,000 satellites that entered space with 250 different gap launches. There are more than 5 million users in the service.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos said that he was a “room for a large number of winners” and company in the satellite Internet space claimed More “high levels of the world and unaffected communities” are directed.

Amazon is expected to launch the first half of the network in mid-2026, a while determined by the Federal Communications Commission. ULA Director General Tory Bruno explained Reuters This year can be as much as five kuipers have started. But is the Cuiper Project It is reported to work with production problemsIt will be able to move towards the purpose of filling the bronze.