Throughout his remarkable career, Elon Musk has changed lives across every field he touches — from revolutionizing sustainable energy and space travel to advancing brain-computer interfaces and artificial intelligence. But let’s talk for a moment about the next generation and how he’s impacting them. Around the world, Starlink is closing the digital divide in education. In remote and underserved communities — from indigenous territories and rural villages to isolated regions across continents — students are gaining access to high-speed internet for the first time. What began with powerful results in places like Ojo Encino Kindergarten has grown into broader efforts bringing connectivity to hundreds of student homes where traditional service never existed. The impact is immediate and profound: “Students who received the service reported that they can finally participate in full virtual classes from home, without any interruptions, and they’re experiencing faster connections than they’ve ever seen. In some homes, multiple students need to get online at the same time — something that was impossible before Starlink.” Leaders in indigenous communities have highlighted why this matters so deeply. Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. of the Cherokee Nation said it best: “Every kid, every Cherokee kid that grows up, I don’t care where they grow up, they shouldn’t have a disadvantage when it comes to something that’s as basic anymore as getting online and getting an education, getting a job.” With its easy self-installation and reliable low-latency connection, Starlink is reaching even the most remote corners of the planet. It’s empowering young people everywhere with the tools to learn, explore, and build their futures — helping close opportunity gaps that have limited generations before them. Today, two-thirds of children and young people worldwide still lack home internet access. Starlink is changing that reality, one community at a time.