I didn't know about these until yesterday...
A SpaceX rocket will launch a Starlink satellite fleet tonight and you can watch it live. Here's how. | Space

Thanks for that.

The satellite trains apparently look really neat if you get to see it in the night sky but I worry about how much is being sent up there. They're also really bright although I think Musk said they were going to make them less shiny so they didn't interfere with the viewing of the night sky. Not sure how many are up there already but it must be in the thousands by now and that's in low orbit. It's certainly going to be making money money money for Musk.

I used to have Skymuster satellite internet because that was all that was available where I lived and that was excellent. Moved to different area now and had to take what I was offered. Lots of Australians now signing up to Starlink Internet and it's not even available here yet.

Starlink Australia Price Availability Revealed - ABC net au.

If it works and it's fast and it's affordable, I'm sure many Australians in rural areas will sign up.

Hey there JoMar, check out this amazing footage. Astronaut Cam.

from ABC news au
Astronaut captures incredible footage of Earth during spacewalk
1min 33sec

"The new panels will be transported to the station by SpaceX — the American aerospace company founded by Elon Musk."

My son is a logger and saw them early one morning..he didn't know what they were at the time..

I wondered about security/hacker blocking for the internet service, no info on the website about that..
Starlink

Yes of course. I hadn't thought about security.

SpaceX Starlink Satellites Tracker
Where is Starlink right now

Click on Home and Live Info

You need to plug in your own coordinates. Those were my old ones.

Click on Help for more detailed information. e.g. speed they travel and more

They have a Live world map where you can see all of them as they travel..
At the top of the page you linked click Live Map..

We watch them being launched from my yard! The night launches are amazing. Even tho we are well west of NASA Cape Canaveral, it's close enough for the smoke plume and glow in the sky as they launch on clear days or nights.
The old Shuttle launches were awesome!

I did look into Starlink's plan when they first invited email subscription for updates of when it would be available in my zone. Does seem a bit pricey tho with $500 for equipment, and then approx $100 a month.

Pretty amazing concept tho and hopefully it will be a big success and price go down!