Impact of Satellite Constellations on Optical Astronomy and Recommendations Toward Mitigations (Community report)
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posted on 2024-08-06, 12:32 authored by Constance Walker, Jeffrey Hall, Lori Allen, Richard Green, Patrick Seitzer, Tony Tyson, Amanda Bauer, Kelsie Krafton, James Lowenthal, Joel Parriott, Phil Puxley, Tim Abbott, Gaspar Bakos, John Barentine, Cees Bassa, John Blakeslee, Andrew Bradshaw, Jeff CookeJeff Cooke, Daniel Devost, David Galadí-Enríquez, Flynn Haase, Olivier Hainaut, Steve Heathcote, Moriba Jah, Harrison Krantz, Daniel Kucharski, Jonathan McDowell, Przemek Mróz, Angel Otarola, Eric Pearce, Meredith Rawls, Clare Saunders, Rob Seaman, Jan Siminski, Adam Snyder, Lisa Storrie-Lombardi, Jeremy Tregloan-Reed, Richard Wainscoat, Andrew Williams, Peter YoachimThe Satellite Constellations 1 (SATCON1) workshop was held virtually 29 June to 2 July 2020. The workshop report concludes that the effects of satellite constellations on astronomical research and on the human experience of the night sky range from “negligible” to “extreme.”
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The Bulletin of the American Astronomical SocietyVolume
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