This is a new innovation, we’re in a digital era so I’m expecting more besides I don’t know much about this technology, even in times of natural disaster we can’t tell our state at the moment and it’s obvious thinking about an investment might be the least thing personally. Let’s imagine in times of disaster can this system function proper without any obstruction due to climate change, comparing this technology in a situations related with harm is not right. I read about the technology and it’s beneficial mostly for those who find it hard using a good internet connection not just in times of trouble.

Having ultra-fast speed is good for streaming 4K or 8K videos but it's not necessary for crypto user even 2G speed is good enough for transacting our bitcoin so this fast internet is not going to bring any positive changes in the bitcoin adoption.

I am not in a place where natural disaster happens often and I never had any problem accessing internet 24/7 for 365 days and even if there's a disaster that wiped all the basic essential infrastructure in an area then I am sure the money won't be the first priority at that time, saving ourselves comes to our mind than anything but digital assets can be destroyed by this even so all you need to do is get a hold of your recovery seeds no matter what.

I also used to think that the Internet would never go off until the recent massive technology outage experienced by the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike. The technology outage caused by a faulty software update disrupted businesses and institutions in some countries. The operations of many airports, airlines, rail companies, government services, banks, stock exchanges, supermarkets, telecoms, health systems and media outlets were disrupted by this outage. This led to Thousands of cancelled flights and tens of thousands were delayed, leading to long lines at airports in the major cities of the world.  We cannot predict the future this is why we should embrace any other source of internet service.



A faulty software update causes havoc worldwide for airlines, hospitals and governments

OceanGate was a crappy design from the start and a lot of people told them not to do it!
Hindenburg went in flames because of hydrogen, it's like worrying something like Fukushima would happen in France where the last major earthquake that killed someone was in 67' and the next Tsunami may be in another geological era!

Blimps hover all day even right now with only one death this century, they are actually safer than airplanes!
Besides it's nothing new, Google has a service like that but it didn't take off because of already cheap 4g access:
https://stratocat.com.ar/fichas-e/2013/DOS-20130220.htm

It is impressive and definitely a step forward for technology but like any other projects it still has its own challenges to solve. Now to say that natural disasters won’t stop internet access is a bit inaccurate.

If, let’s say, your local community has been hit by a natural disaster and all your devices have been broken or your Wi-fi router was also ruined this innovation will not exactly allow you to connect to an Internet access. You need to have your own. Of course it is helpful to boost speed of the internet but if you don’t have it in the first place then it’s a difficult task to do.

I think that you are missing the point here.
In case of a natural disaster, your house might get destroyed, which means that your PC and smartphone could also be destroyed.
I wonder how this local internet connection project would help, if you don't have a PC and smartphone to connect to the Internet in the first place.
That project looks impressive, but when a natural disaster destroys my house, my crypto investments would be the last thing in my list of priorities.
I also wonder what is the overall cost of this Zeppelin and how this project would return the initial investment? Is this local internet service going to be paid?

Yeah, I also thought about that, of course, it's great and beneficial in the long run, but crypto would be down in the priorities when I need to stay safe in the physical sense, not in the financial
But I don't see how the losing your device type of problem may be resolved by projects like that, one option would be to get an "unkillable" phone, like the Kingkong series or something.

This is just a temporary issue and not a permanent internet outage. The CrowdStrike incident cost the world economy hundreds of billions of dollars, so if the internet really did shut down permanently, our economy could collapse. So, the Internet going down is a very unlikely scenario unless our Earth is seriously affected by something like aliens, nuclear war...otherwise the Internet going down seems impossible.

But you are right, having multiple sources of internet service is better than relying on just one. This could indicate that even if a natural disaster does not prevent us from accessing our bitcoin accounts, but we are still completely dependent on that internet service provider.

I don't know much about Starlink but I think that it's not enough because people innovate and there's bound to be someone out there that would want to do a competition with your product especially if they find a way that would make sure that they will stand out than the pioneering product and it just so happens that it's Starlink. This looks promising but there's a reason why there aren't a lot of blimps and zeppelin being paraded casually in the skies, remember Hindenburg?

Enough of this natural disaster talk already.

If natural disaster comes, all I need to do is my safety and that of my hardware wallet, I can move to next city or country just to have access to the internet, natural disaster don't happen everywhere in the world, the worst natural disaster in the history of mankind happen in a certain place, not even a whole country, we have more than 30 states in my country, a natural disaster can hit a state, and let's say it takes the internet access, millions of people around the world are still running nodes and mining Bitcoin, how is this a big concern?

Things are getting better, we now have starlink like internet too, even the atomic bomb in the past year only took out Hiroshima, other cities and states in Japan survived and not affected, chill out brother it is not that bad, the bitcoin stays in a paper wallet for years and now we have hardware wallet that are more secured because they are offline, for better security sake.

The future is near, many will be creating stuffs like Elon musk starlink some day, and always remember, there is no natural disaster that takes all internet of the world in one swipe, even in movies it only happen in a location.