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Geminispace Net Growth in 2026 About a Capsule a Day

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Feb 06, 2026

Comparative Size of the Planetary Worlds

Capsules in Geminispace sometimes go offline only temporarily. Geminispace has many capsules (or had capsules) that went offline permanently. So what matters most... to the majority of users is, how many are currently online and known of? The overall number seems to have increased by 30 active capsule (net sum) since the start of the year. (Lupa now says: "We successfully connected recently to 3275 of them.")

So that's 30 in about 36 days. A pace like this means net gain of ~300 per year, i.e. about the same as last year.


Image source: Comparative Size of the Planetary Worlds


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