Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, arrived in Bali, Indonesia, to launch the Starlink satellite internet service. The visit aims to provide internet access to remote areas of the country. Musk met with Indonesia’s Minister of Communication and Information, discussing potential collaboration and investment opportunities. The Starlink service, which uses a constellation of satellites in low Earth orbit, could help bridge the digital divide in Indonesia’s remote regions. However, concerns have been raised about the potential impact on the environment and existing telecommunications infrastructure. The Indonesian government is evaluating the proposal and its implications. Musk’s visit highlights the growing interest in satellite internet services and their potential to connect underserved areas globally.