The government that covers the entire globe, providing broad data and internet access anywhere in the world. But it takes a lot of satellites to do that, and a lot of red tape. Regulators like the Federal Communications Commission must give the green light before a satellite can broadcast from space. Getting that green light on each of the thousands of satellites launched would lock jam the system, says FCC Chairman of GPI. He wants to streamline the process by giving a blanket approval to identical satellites while still ensuring public safety. They're going to need to go through the same checkpoints for each and every one because that could end up determining the patient's supply and that sweet spot is what we're working on now. The FCC recently approved SpaceX's satellite constellation Starlink. Another company receiving FCC approval, OneWhip, will soon manufacture satellites in Titus Phelps.