Starlink is the name of a satellite ... the American Astronomical Society (ASS) likened the impact of megaconstellations on astronomy to light pollution. The report said the sky may brighten ...

Astronomers working with South Africa's SKA telescope are pushing authorities to ensure that any licensing agreement with ...

SpaceX has agreed to mitigate the impact of its Starlink broadband satellites on ground-based astronomy facilities. NSF has outlined a new agreement it signed with SpaceX to protect ground ...

FLORIDA TODAY asked Perlman if he believes SpaceX or Starlink teams could have done anything to prevent this impact ... number of other things as far as astronomy goes. He is actually talking ...

The number of planned Starlink satellites in orbit may interfere with optical and radio observations of space. Increasingly high numbers of Starlink satellites are creating higher risks of ...

Related: 10 weird things about SpaceX's Starlink internet satellites ... close to that used for radio astronomy. In addition, the company has agreed to study the impact of Starlink terminals ...

This paper aims to characterize Starlink satellites and investigate the impact of mega constellations on ground-based astronomy, considering both the observed magnitude and two-line element (TLE ...

The study states that with this new information, there is hope that SpaceX and Starlink will work to mitigate UEMR and its impact on astronomy in the future.

Invisible radiation leaking out of private satellites, like SpaceX's Starlink spacecraft, is disrupting radio astronomers' ...

The satellites can reflect sunlight and accidentally photobomb astronomical observations. But last week, SpaceX told the Federal Communications Commission that its effort to operate over 300 ...

Astronomers working with South Africa's SKA telescope are pushing authorities to ensure that any licensing agreement with ...

Could the impact on astronomy have been avoided? FLORIDA TODAY asked Perlman if he believes SpaceX or Starlink teams could have done anything to prevent this impact. “I guess from an astronomer ...