Elon Musk’s shot at Amazon flares monthslong fight over billionaires’ orbital real estate https://t.co/REiBR33UvG pic.twitter.com/y7DQlEcLq5

— The Verge (@verge) January 27, 2021

It's a year on and I still don't get how not one but two US private companies are allowed to pollute the entire world's sky with satellites in order to sell better Netflix streaming.https://t.co/jCWuTlbsqP

— Michael Dowling (@MichaelMDowling) January 27, 2021

Just the two richest people on Earth arguing about who owns which parts of outer space. Normal future stuff https://t.co/ObPB4HjMCO

— Jeff Bercovici (@jeffbercovici) January 26, 2021

Elon Musk blasts Jeff Bezos' Amazon for attempts to 'hamstring' SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet https://t.co/VK2aOI9xD3

— CNBC (@CNBC) January 26, 2021

地球上で最も裕福な2人の男性は、
Amazon　ベゾスと　Tesla＆SpaceX　マスク
自社が開発している大規模な衛星インターネット計画
をめぐって、連邦規制当局の前で火花を散らす。

私見：どこまでもどこまでもhttps://t.co/eSdDBa3rx4

— Wolfgang Preiss (@NKsinnerman) January 27, 2021

The two most monstrous egos on the planet attack one another. We must all expect to feel the earth tremble at 8.0 Richter. “https://t.co/NJbef4E0K2”

— Tom Peters (@tom_peters) January 26, 2021

Interesting.https://t.co/RcLnpR4kmk

— Dennis Wingo (@wingod) January 26, 2021

The two richest men on the planet are sparring over their companies' massive satellite internet projects:

Elon Musk today blasted Jeff Bezos' Amazon for attempting to "hamstring" SpaceX's Starlink, saying his competitor is "at best several years away:"https://t.co/KOt5Y1I8I1

— Michael Sheetz (@thesheetztweetz) January 26, 2021

Oligarchs argue over which one will blot out the sky. https://t.co/FxT0NfNduE

— Don't proctor me, bro (@hypervisible) January 28, 2021

Here is a fair way to settle this. Launch both of them on rockets to Mars. Whoever survives longest is the winner https://t.co/0WYDgAZAWR

— Daniel Larison (@DanielLarison) January 28, 2021

Elon Musk’s shot at Amazon flares monthslong fight over billionaires’ orbital real estate https://t.co/2K432GuHTf pic.twitter.com/gAQDRz4Pt1

— The Verge (@verge) January 28, 2021

Google Alerts set back in high school debate just came to life: https://t.co/7NN5QS3ysB

— Grant Nelson (@Grantimus9) January 27, 2021