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July 2020: Internal Private Beta Test Begins.October 2020: Public “Better Than Nothing” Beta Program Begins in U.S.January 2021: Public Beta Expands to Canada and U.K.January 2021: LAUNCH! SpaceX Surpasses 1,000 Starlink Satellites in Orbit – Starlink V1.0 L16.January 2021: LAUNCH! Polar Starlink Satellites – Transporter-1.September 2021: LAUNCH! First launch in second group of Starlink Satellites.October 2021: Starlink set to exit Beta period.November 2021: Starlink launches a new, square user terminal.November 2021: Tesla begins deploying Starlink at Superchargers.

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