I Starlink and gaining energy from orbiting

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The discussion speculates that Starlink's purpose may extend beyond providing WiFi, suggesting it could be designed to harness energy from its orbit around Earth. This theory raises concerns about the implications of such energy collection, particularly the potential for Earth to approach the sun. Participants question the validity of this idea, with some dismissing it as conspiracy theory. The practicality of Starlink's current function as an internet service for subscribers is emphasized. Ultimately, the thread concludes with skepticism towards the energy-gathering hypothesis.
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What if starlink is sent there to gain energy from orbiting?
Maybe starlink isn't there for WiFi but for gaining energy from it's orbit around the earth. But this would make Earth approach to the sun.
 
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planck999 said:
Summary: What if starlink is sent there to gain energy from orbiting?

Maybe starlink isn't there for WiFi but for gaining energy from it's orbit around the earth. But this would make Earth approach to the sun.
Say what?
 
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planck999 said:
What if starlink is sent there to gain energy from orbiting?
What if you are indulging in conspiracy theory nonsense?
 
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Ask the Starlink subscribers getting Internet. Maybe they are just imagining that their internet WIFI works.
 
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