As science grows and develops, the costs and benefits seem inevitable. Various countries around the world are launching satellites.
These satellites are used in many fields such as Earth observation, Internet services, and Agricultural Technology Services. However, the causes of a new form of light pollution have now been discovered. The night sky is 10 percent brighter due to light from satellites and space debris orbiting Earth. This artificial brightness is also the work of astronomers exploring the universe
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There are currently more than 9,200 tons of extraterrestrial objects, including destroyed satellites in Earth orbit. This causes light masses and risks colliding with each other. The study, published in the UK’s Royal Astronomical Society, sheds light on how light pollution and scattering from space objects is reflected in ground telescope research.
“Unlike light pollution on Earth, artificial light can be seen from the sky over most of the Earth’s surface. Astronomers will set up a laboratory away from the light to study the dark sky. “
Recently, astronomers expressed their concern about the number of objects orbiting the planets, especially communication satellites known as massive galaxies.
The Royal Astronomical Society has formed various working groups to understand the impact of this massive galaxy on the optical and astronomical facilities used by scientists. Private space agencies, such as SpaceX, have recently begun to reduce the brightness of their spacecraft by changing designs. Not only is it dark, the light also looks dangerous!
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