DarkSky International and the American Astronomical Society are urging people to tell the FCC to reject SpaceX's ambitious ...
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One to two Starlink satellites burn up in Earth’s atmosphere every day and it’s only the beginning
Look up on a clear night, and you might catch a strange kind of light show. A glowing streak of light, moving slower than a meteor, disintegrates piece by piece. That’s not a comet or a shooting star ...
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1–2 Starlink satellites are burning up in our atmosphere every day
Every day, fragments of Elon Musk’s internet megaconstellation are streaking across the sky and vaporizing long before they ever reach the ground. One to two Starlink satellites are now routinely ...
WASHINGTON, Dec 3 (Reuters) — An exponential increase in the number of satellites placed in low-Earth orbit has brought advances in telecommunications including broadband access in rural and remote ...
Ten years ago, there were about 1,200 satellites in orbit around the earth. Now there are about 12,000 and the numbers are growing rapidly. Starlink alone has 9,000 satellites in its communications ...
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Light pollution and sunlight on demand
We are all aware of sound pollution, yet we remain largely unaware or indifferent to the growing menace of light pollution.
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