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SpaceX sent a request to the Federal Communications Commission last week to block Globalstar from launching a new Canadian -built 48 -satellite constellation.
The request is down to how the FCC allocates bandwidth in the radio spectrum.
SpaceX argues that the commission should "modernize" its regulatory framework instead.
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