According to foreign media reports, on Wednesday local time, the "Starlink" Satellite Internet service of American space exploration technology company SpaceX went down in 18 states in the United States and many regions around the world. The report of the service disconnection first appeared on social media platforms such as twitter, which was also confirmed by many early users < p > < / P > < p > previously, Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX, said that the star chain Internet service was still in the testing stage and was waiting for full launch, but SpaceX had shipped 100000 consumer terminals, and there was an obvious disconnection soon after. However, some users reported that they could continue to use the network, while others who previously reported disconnection said that the service was returning to normal < p > reddit user goch01 first reported the downtime. He said that his network was interrupted for about 8 minutes, and then began to return to normal. About 90 minutes later, a large number of users reported that the star chain Internet was disconnected through reddit. These users are not only located in the United States, but also in Canada, the United Kingdom and Germany. However, since most of the testers and users of the star chain are in the United States, American users account for the majority of the overall disconnection report < p > fortunately for some users in the United States and Canada, they can use the star Link Internet again after 8 to 20 minutes of disconnection. However, others also reported that their services fluctuated many times between availability and unavailability < p > at present, the reason for the large-scale downtime of star chain Internet service is unclear, but it is said that a similar small-scale event occurred a few days ago. According to reddit user ID_ According to John, after his service was interrupted, the star chain user terminal (also known as dish) performed an unexpected software update at noon. After the service was restored, the star chain network could operate normally < p > it is speculated that SpaceX may be overhauling its system to incorporate the feedback received from the tester. However, none of the reddit users who reported service recovery mentioned the corresponding software upgrade < p > Iowa reporter Nick Stewart was also affected by the outage. He shared the status screenshot of the star chain application on twitter. He later said that the star chain service was restored after the network was disconnected for about 40 minutes. During this period, his service was restored briefly, and then failed again < p > according to reddit's report, the states affected by star chain network downtime in the United States also include Wisconsin, Minnesota, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Kentucky, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Vermont, Maine, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Arkansas, New York Washington and Nebraska < p > internationally, users in Canada, Austria, France, Germany, Australia and Ireland have also reported service interruptions. However, the services of most users have been restored. SpaceX is also aware of these problems. In response to a report submitted by a Canadian user, the company acknowledged that they have understood the problems and are working to solve the problems < p > it is uncertain whether the outage is caused by planned or unplanned factors, but such problems may be inevitable because the star chain network is still in the testing stage. SpaceX is operating the world's largest satellite internet service. Given the time required for newly launched satellites to be put into operation, the company is often subject to many restrictions and can't get more satellites online as quickly as it and early beta users want（ Small) < / P > < p >