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  • Are you tired of shouting into the void?
    startswithabang@mastodon.socialundefined startswithabang@mastodon.social

    Are you tired of shouting into the void?

    Would you rather shout at the US government directly?

    Here's how to submit comment to the FCC about Reflect Orbital's catastrophic "sunlight at night" satellites and SpaceX's equally catastrophic ONE MILLION LEO satellite proposal, from AAS and International Dark Sky:

    https://aas.org/posts/advocacy/2026/02/how-submit-comments-satellite-applications-fcc

    https://darksky.org/news/two-satellite-proposals-threaten-the-night-sky-the-window-to-act-is-now/

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  • The “most distant explosion ever” turned out to be rocket debrisIn 2020, a team of astronomers saw a brilliant, temporary flash in the then-most distant galaxy, GN-z11
    startswithabang@mastodon.socialundefined startswithabang@mastodon.social

    The “most distant explosion ever” turned out to be rocket debris

    In 2020, a team of astronomers saw a brilliant, temporary flash in the then-most distant galaxy, GN-z11.

    Now the culprit has been identified: glinting space debris from a proton rocket.
    https://bigthink.com/starts-with-a-bang/most-distant-explosion-lie/

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