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SpaceX's Starlink Aims to Boost Space Operational Safety by Lowering Satellite Orbit Altitude in 2026
2026-01-02 /
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On January 1, 2026, Michael Nichols, the Vice President in charge of SpaceX's Starlink Project, made an announcement. He stated that within the year, Starlink intends to kick off a global adjustment of its satellite constellation's orbits. Specifically, it plans to bring down the altitude of all satellites currently operating at 550 kilometers to 480 kilometers, with the overarching goal of enhancing space operational safety. At present, Starlink boasts a fleet of over 9,300 satellites in orbit. By March 2026, it's anticipated that the number of satellites will surpass the 10,000 - mark.
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