High above the Earth, a quiet but consequential contest over invisible frequencies is unfolding — one that will help determine who governs the next era of global connectivity. SpaceX has asked the FCC to block Viasat's new F2 satellite from operating in shared radio spectrum, arguing that six years of failed coordination have left millions of Starlink users exposed to interference that would disrupt their service roughly a third of the time. The dispute is not merely technical; it is a test of whether regulatory conditions carry real weight when commercial ambitions collide in the crowded skie