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Scientists warn: Over 1.7 million new satellites threaten Astronomy and night sky
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- Scientists warn that plans to launch over 1.7 million new satellites into Earth's orbit could have severe consequences for astronomy.
- The European Southern Observatory (ESO) has raised concerns about the potential loss of the night sky due to satellite proliferation.
- A study accepted for publication in the journal "Astronomy & Astrophysics" details these risks, highlighting the impact on astronomical observations.
- The warning comes as several companies develop plans to deploy a significant number of satellites globally.
- Experts are calling for more attention to the implications of satellite constellations on the night sky and astronomical research.
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