Elon Musk's Space X and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos Blue Origin compete in the private space industry.
Amazon will deploy 4,500 satellites in the space for high speed internet facilities. Permission has been bought from the US government for this purpose.
Amazon has started a number of projects in the space industry, which has been mixing in many fields such as online trading, running, music and books. In the first phase, 3,236 satellites will be launched at a cost of Rs. 74,200 crore had been spent, Amazon had said. In continuation of this, Amazon plans to deploy 4,500 more satellites.
Amazon said, This initiative is aimed at providing high speed Internet service in a low-speed area of the world. Houses, hospitals, government offices etc. are now dependent on broadband facilities. These have problems providing high-speed Internet service.
Internet residence should reach many other places in the world. Only 51 percent of the world's people have the Internet. Only 44 percent of developing countries use the Internet. Amazon's move will expand the service of the Internet in the world. People will get high speed Internet service," it said.
Elon Musk's Space X and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos Blue Origin compete in the private space industry. Jeff Bezos has accused Elon Musk of repeatedly violating US government rules. There is a fierce rivalry between Elon Musk's SpaceX and Jeff Bezos Blue Origin in securing US government contracts on space. SpaceX has launched 1,700 satellites for various services.
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