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-Sashindra Suresh You live in a city. Fast internet is just there. Fiber, cable, 5G it is everywhere. You click. It loads. You never think about it. Now imagine you are thirty miles outside that city or sitting on a cruise ship in the middle of the ocean or living in a small town with one cell tower that barely works. Suddenly, your choices change. Dial-up speeds, Expensive hotspots with data caps or nothing at all. More than 2.2 billion people roughly one-third of the global population still have no internet access at all in 2026, according to the International Telecommunication Union. That is not just remote villages. That is rural America, Australia, Canada, and across Europe. In Sub-Saharan Africa, only 37% of people use the internet. Rural populations are two and a half times less likely to be connected than urban populations. For years, the only real solution was simple: move closer to a city or accept slow internet. Then a rocket company decided to fix the problem from space. Not a telecom company. Not a government. A rocket company founded by Elon Musk. That company is SpaceX. The product is Starlink satellite internet. What Is Starlink Satellite Internet? St...