Ok I have waited and watched eagerly as Starlink marched south and eventually stalled out at 33.6 Lat. At first I thought it was only due to sat coverage. Over the past two months as coverage has greatly increased no further progression has been made (that we know of). I can only think of 4 plausible reasons.
1: Incomplete Ground Stations: This one showed up on my radar after seeing a post of Ground Station Terminals heading to Miami a week or so ago. Maybe they are just waiting on final installation??
2: Insufficient Sat Coverage: This one should be a non-issue now from what we know but maybe there is a "testing" phase for latitudes with sat/ground stations? (Yes I know the sats move and are not GEO)
3: Heat Issues with Dishy: I really hope this one isn't the problem. I started worrying this might be the issue after the wave of "Overheating" dishy's we had on this subreddit a month ago. Most of those seemed to be in Phoenix area but I am thinking Starlink Team might be just extra cautious as they either await a more heat tolerant version of dishy or get some more data on firmware versions that can assist with overheating.
- Elon doesn't like the South ;-)
What do you think?
Do we know? Were they under pressure from lack of resources due to population growth, had territorial clashes among themselves, or saw changes from things such as climate change? Why Goths, Vandals and others had the need to invade the northern Italian peninsula and other areas of the Roman Empire?
I was just in the game and then the cube went on it's side slightly above ground then went back down a little bit more to the south. i don't know where it'd be going though and i thought it moves on the hour so I'm probably wrong
