Solving the Glint Problem: How 11 Satellites Are Making a Big Impact in Just One Hour
Today’s sky is becoming increasingly crowded with satellites. A new study by researchers has revealed that, on average, there are 11 satellites that create bright glints in the sky every hour. This can be a big problem for astronomers who are trying to observe the night sky, as these glints lead to significant light pollution. The authors of the study are now calling for new regulations to help reduce this light pollution.
source: Phys.org