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Amazon’s Leo internet satellites disrupt astronomy, just like Starlink: Study
A team of scientists has found that, unsurprisingly, Amazon’s new internet mega constellation, Amazon ...
SpaceX is asking the Federal Communications Commission to approve a plan to put up to a million satellites in orbit to process AI data.
SpaceX filed with the FCC seeking up to 1 million satellites for orbital data centers. Here’s what it means, the risks, and what comes ...
Earthquake sensors can detect sonic booms generated by reentering space debris to help track the potentially dangerous ...
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Amazon's internet-beaming satellites are bright enough to disrupt astronomical research, study finds
The satellites in Amazon's new internet-beaming megaconstellation in low Earth orbit are bright enough to disrupt ...
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Astronaut captures a striking view of a Starlink satellite train
An astronaut photographs a mesmerizing sequence of Starlink satellites in orbit.
Strange lights in the sky last night weren't UFOs-they were SpaceX Starlink satellites. The satellite train created a ...
However, Amazon says it's incorporating new anti-reflective tech and working with astronomers to address their concerns.
Low Earth orbit now holds thousands of satellites, and the count keeps rising. That growth has made space feel roomy in ...
Amazon wants to send thousands of satellites into space for its internet service. They are already interfering with astronomy ...
It’s a quiet launch week as we kick off the new year. With only four launches scheduled, let’s take a moment to focus on a mission that has become so ubiquitous it often goes unnoticed: Starlink.
The idea sounds simple enough when reduced to its basics. Put reflective surfaces in orbit and redirect sunlight back to Earth after sunset. A Califor.
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