New Delhi: The cosmic marine between the Jeff Bezos billionaire and Elon Musk moves from the month to low-earth orbit.
Satellite subsidiaries Amazon.com Inc., Kuiper Systems LLC, submitted a scathing comment with the Federal Communication Commission, accusing the Musk and its company about the Rules of Flouuting with the general attitude that “rules are for others.” The spacex and Bezos Musk Kuiper system is before the FCC with a rival satellite star in low orbits to provide broadband internet access.
Disputes reflect similar snipings between SpaceX and Bezos’s Blue Originc Space Company through NASA contracts to build and show human landing systems for reflection back to the moon.
Billionaire disputes grew more pointed Wednesday in the Amazon.com letter to the FCC: “Does it launch a satellite with an antenna without permission, launch rockets without approval, building a launch tower that is not approved, or reopens the factory that violates the shelter, spacex behavior and the company – Other motorized companies make their plains: rules for others, and those who insist or even just ask for adherence worthy to lively and Hominem attacks, “Kuiper Keisner wrote” with a sigh, “responding to the submission of Spacex last week.
Broadside includes previous actions by all the main businesses of Musk, SpaceX, Starlink and Tesla Inc.
References are related to rocket launches and construction of launches in South Texas; Starlink antenna design; And the Musk’s decision to reopen Tesla’s Fremont, California, assembly plant in May 2020, opposed the orders of regional health officials to stay at home.
SpaceX responds that eight amazon pages “diagribes” “are completely irrelevant” with topics before the commission.
The only problem is whether SpaceX has offered adequate information about the change in “minor” in the application for the next Starlink satellite configuration, David Goldman’s executive wrote in a letter Thursday to the FCC.
Spacex requested an agency to allow public comments on the system as a way to accelerate the review of its application.
Bezos resigned as the Chief Executive of Amazon.com in July but maintained the role of executive chairman who focused on the project and new initiatives.
In the case of the Month Contretemps, blue origin submit a failed protest from the NASA-SpaceX contract, followed by an appeal last month in the Federal Claim Court.
NASA has suspended his work on the landing project as part of his artemis program, which cannot meet the 2024 body limit to restore astronauts to the moon.
The SpaceX Starlink unit has mobilized more than 1,700 satellites to date in low-Earth orbits, numbers which ultimately can reach 30,000 if they receive necessary regulatory approval and market demand warrants.
Last December, the FCC gave SpaceX $ 886 million on US subsidies to support rustic broadband expansion but recently challenged several planned areas for star services, including the main airports and parking lots.
Starlink services have customers around 12 countries.
Amazon.com has not yet launched a satellite but has signed a contract for nine launches with the United Launch Alliance, Boeing Co.
joint venture.
And Lockheed Martin Corp.
In July, blue origin was also swiped in Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc.
And the billionaire founder of Richard Branson, just a few days before he beat Bezos into space in suborbital flights.
Blue origin argues that virgin tourism vehicles do not fly over the limit of the carcartar space “internationally recognized” at 100 km (62 miles) and that the cabin window is smaller than the new blue shepard rocket.