The night sky is changing, significantly impacted by the rise of low-altitude satellite constellations. Primarily used for high-speed communication, these satellites are becoming a notable part of the night’s glow. Regions like Japan, South Korea, and parts of China are seeing this impact firsthand, with satellites potentially accounting for 10% of the night’s brightness. Samantha […]
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