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The FCC has approved a satellite project by Reflect Orbital designed to redirect sunlight to Earth after dark.
Astronomers and scientists are sounding alarms as plans to launch nearly 2 million satellites threaten to obscure the night sky and impact the environment.
Astronomers are raising alarms as a massive influx of satellites threatens to create a ring of light around Earth, potentially obstructing ground-based vision.
New research explores the potential of Vantablack coatings to reduce satellite glare and mitigate light pollution for astronomers.
SpaceX continues its rapid launch cadence as the company prepares another Starlink mission while maintaining a dominant share of satellites in orbit.
Billionaires’ orbital data centers risk darkening the skies—and regulators are under pressure to act
SpaceX has successfully deployed the first commercial nuclear-powered satellite as part of its latest Transporter-17 mission.
SpaceX successfully deployed 81 payloads during the Transporter-17 mission as industry attention shifts toward the rideshare program's future.
Amazon confirms plans to initiate its satellite-based Leo internet service this year following the deployment of nearly 400 satellites.
Amazon nears the commercial launch of its Leo satellite broadband network as the constellation reaches 400 deployed units.
New research from the European Southern Observatory warns that current plans for satellite expansion may exceed sustainable limits for astronomical observation.