The country’s space station
Elon Musk is facing a social media backlash after China protested that its space station was compelled to avert collisions with satellites launched by his Starlink Internet Services project. The country’s space station had two “near encounters” with Starlink satellites this year, Beijing reported. The instances underpinning the accusations, made with the UN’s space agency, have not yet been independently confirmed. Read in details here
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