Satellite proliferation imperils astronomical observations, study finds
ESO researchers say satellite streaks can wipe out telescope views, and proposals for more than 1.7 million satellites could sharply reduce data quality.
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As thousands of new satellites enter orbit, astronomers may face increasing difficulties in observing the cosmos, according to a study by the European Observatory of the South (ESO), which operates telescopes in northern Chile. ESO's study found that current proposals to launch more than 1.7 million satellites in orbit, including some very bright ones, would substantially undermine astronomical speech. Currently, there are about 15,000 satellite…
Satellite proliferation imperils astronomical observations, finds study
SANTIAGO: As thousands more satellites enter orbit, astronomers may face mounting difficulties in observing the cosmos, according to a study by the European Southern Observatory, which operates telescopes in northern Chile.The ESO study...
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SANTIAGO, Aug 20 : As thousands more satellites enter orbit, astronomers may face mounting difficulties in observing the cosmos, according to a study by the European Southern Observatory, which operates telescopes in northern Chile.The ESO study found that existing proposals to launch more than 1.7 million sa
As thousands of new satellites enter orbit, astronomers may face increasing difficulties in observing the cosmos, according to a study by the European Observatory of the South (ESO), which operates telescopes in northern Chile. ESO's study found that current proposals to launch more than 1.7 million satellites in orbit, including some very bright ones, would substantially undermine astronomical speech. Currently, there are about 15,000 satellite…
Satellites leave bright trails in images of the night sky as they pass through the telescope's field of view.
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