At time of writing (2025 March), Starship is still a prototype rocket & has not deployed anything to orbit yet.
This question will resolve when Starship successfully deploys 1+ satellites (eg, Starlink) to orbit AND this has already happened once before.
Motive: This launch should correlate with the end of Starship testing & the start of a useful decrease in price to LEO.
Clarifications:
Starship doing orbital fuel transfer would not count
The satellites must stay on their intended trajectories for at least 24 hours after deployment
As with all my questions, i might bet on this.
(New clarification 2025 Aug 27) Only operational machines count as satellites, not mass simulators, dummies, debris, or anything inert.
Update 2025-08-27 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): - Only operational satellites count. Mass simulators, dummy payloads, debris, and other inert objects do not qualify as satellites for resolution.
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@CommanderZander with this dependant type I think you cannot create new options and if it didnt happen until after 2029 it either it isnt clear how to resolve or the most obvious choice is 2029 as the nearest. So I think you should edit 2029 as suggested.