The majority of satellite internet services are provided by a single geostationary satellite, which orbits the Earth at a distance of approximately 35,786 kilometers. As a result, these satellites have a significant latency and are unable to support high-data activities like streaming, online gaming, and video calls. On the other side, Starlink is a constellation of thousands of satellites that orbits the Earth at 550 kilometers per hour, producing a low orbit, low latency, and fast speed that is appropriate for heavy data activity.