Amazon has filed a complaint with the FCC against SpaceX’s ambitious 1 million-satellite proposal, questioning its feasibility and completeness. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr publicly criticized Amazon’s petition, urging them to focus on their own satellite deployment challenges rather than opposing SpaceX’s rapid launches. Amazon has filed a complaint with the FCC against SpaceX’s ambitious 1 million-satellite proposal, questioning its feasibility and completeness. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr publicly criticized Amazon’s petition, urging them to focus on their own satellite deployment challenges rather than opposing SpaceX’s rapid launches.
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