Light Pollution
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Satellite Light Pollution Threatens Night Sky in National Parks
Dark Skies Face New Threat from Satellites By nightfall, the sky over Grand Teton National Park shimmered with…
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Satellite Light Pollution Fuels Asia-Pacific Space Governance Talks
On August 21, 2026, the Asia-Pacific region is grappling with a growing concern: the potential for thousands of…
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Satellite Light Pollution Threatens High-End Astronomy Gear Demand
Satellite Streams Dim the Dark: Starlink’s Growing Shadow on Amateur Astronomy By nightfall over a suburban backyard, amateur…
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Satellite Disaster Monitoring Threatened by Light Pollution
New York, August 21 — A growing swarm of satellites looms as a quiet but mounting threat to…
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Light pollution blocks night skies for 83% of world, threatens stargazing
WASHINGTON, July 20 — An estimated 83 percent of the world’s population now lives under light-polluted skies. The…
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Key Players: SpaceMirror Inc. and the American Astronomical Society
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16 — The American Astronomical Society has found itself staring at a novel kind of…
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What Happens Next: Launch Timeline and Potential Regulatory Changes
WASHINGTON, July 16 — A California company is moving ahead with plans to launch a satellite designed to…
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Astronomers, Environmentalists Warn of Light Pollution Harm
WASHINGTON, July 15 — A California startup’s plan to launch a mirror satellite that could reflect sunlight onto…
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SpaceX Starlink Satellites Spark Light Pollution Crisis
HONG KONG, July 6 — For communities across Asia, the promise of fast, affordable internet from space has…
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Starlink to Light Pollution: A History of Satellite Concerns
WASHINGTON, July 6 — When the first Starlink satellites shot into orbit back in May 2019, few people…
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Light pollution fix costs satellite firms, aids astronomy
MANILA, July 6 — A quiet but significant shift is underway in the space industry, one that could…
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IAU President Debra Elmegreen Fights Satellite Threats to Astronomy
PARIS, July 6 — Debra Elmegreen spent her two-year term as president of the International Astronomical Union staring…
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