Show Notes
This episode explores the future of space-based internet as AST SpaceMobile emerges as a potential competitor to Starlink, while China races to establish its own satellite internet network. We'll also discuss Mali's decision to lift the ban on Starlink, SpaceX's ambitious plans for five Mars missions by 2026, and the luxurious design of the world's first commercial space station.
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