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Download the "Sach Tinh Gon" (Simplified Books) app to listen to over 2000 book summaries: https://www.sachtinhgon.com How Elon Musk Turned the Sky into a Trillion-Dollar Gold Mine March 2026. Right now, as you're watching this video, somewhere on the planet, perhaps in the middle of the vast Sahara Desert, or on a fishing boat adrift in the Pacific Ocean, a "beep" sounds. That's the sound of connection. Every two minutes, another hundred new users worldwide press the "Connect" button for Starlink. In low Earth orbit, the largest artificial constellation in history is gradually taking shape. More than 9,000 satellites are operating like an invisible but powerful net, covering the entire planet. On the ground, the number of subscribers has just officially surpassed 10 million. A number that just a few years ago, many thought was highly unlikely. When the first satellites were launched, many on Wall Street viewed it as a risky gamble, even a project with no chance of survival. They doubted the idea of ​​deploying tens of thousands of satellites in an already crowded orbit. They recalled the failures of previous projects. But today, that skepticism is no longer as easily voiced. With projected revenue reaching $18.7 billion in 2026 (accounting for nearly 79% of SpaceX's total revenue), Starlink is no longer just a simple telecommunications project. It has become a massive cash-generating machine for SpaceX, while simultaneously nurturing an even greater ambition: to send humans to Mars. So what has enabled a network once considered too reckless to rise and compete with traditional telecommunications corporations? Why has Starlink achieved 97% of global satellite internet speed tests and gradually become a powerful force on the geopolitical chessboard? Today, we'll look back at its entire journey. From its initial idea and key milestones to how Elon Musk transformed the skies above us into a colossal technology empire. More importantly, we'll seek answers to a major question: Why can a private company wield such power that many nations are wary of? Is Starlink a tool connecting forgotten lands, or is it gradually becoming a new form of power in orbit that could directly influence the future of global information? Let's begin this journey.