While Starlink satellites consistently make headlines, there are plenty of weird facts about Starlink that fly below the radar.
Starlink satellites in orbit.
However, a team of researchers at the University of Texas at Austin found a way to do just that in October 2022 by. They found that the repeating beacon signals from Starlink constellations, designed to help receivers on the ground connect with satellites, could be used to form a navigation system.
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