Video narration
Picture a home on a blueprint map. On the roof is a Starlink dish, quietly tracking the sky. When you tap “play” on a video, your router sends a request to the dish, and the dish beams it up by radio to a Starlink satellite in low Earth orbit. That satellite acts like a fast relay. It forwards your data through the Starlink network until it can reach a ground station—an antenna site connected into the fiber internet backbone. From there, your request travels across the regular internet to the video server. The response comes back the same way: backbone to ground station, up to a satellite, down to your dish, and into your home Wi‑Fi. So the big idea is simple: dish to satellite, satellite to ground network, internet to the service, then the reverse path—packed into a moving constellation above you.