@elonmusk: Yes

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Elon Musk replied "Yes" to a post highlighting Starlink's growth from 1 million to 12 million users in 3.5 years, emphasizing its impact on remote villages, islands, ships, and disaster zones, including Ukraine.

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Rothmus 🏴 (@Rothmus): The biggest gains from Starlink going from 1 million users to 12 million in 3.5 years went to villages, islands, farms, ships, and disaster zones that towers don’t reach.

Ukraine kept links up under bombardment. Clinics, schools, and crews stayed online with a dish and a clear

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