Jeniveve
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Observer of Exploding Stars
PhD Student at Steward Observatory
PhD Student at Steward Observatory
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The main problem is that space telescopes in Low Earth Orbit share the similar orbits as the telecommunication satellites.
Here we show a simplified representation of the increased orbital crowding between 1958 (Sputnik) and the projected satellite population at the end of the next decade.
Here we show a simplified representation of the increased orbital crowding between 1958 (Sputnik) and the projected satellite population at the end of the next decade.
December 4, 2025 at 2:02 AM
The main problem is that space telescopes in Low Earth Orbit share the similar orbits as the telecommunication satellites.
Here we show a simplified representation of the increased orbital crowding between 1958 (Sputnik) and the projected satellite population at the end of the next decade.
Here we show a simplified representation of the increased orbital crowding between 1958 (Sputnik) and the projected satellite population at the end of the next decade.
Everyone should come see Chiasm Cabaret, a space-themed burlesque show on February 21st at Hotel Congress. I'm helping out with the science of one of the acts, it's gonna be explosive💥!!!
January 29, 2025 at 8:38 PM
Everyone should come see Chiasm Cabaret, a space-themed burlesque show on February 21st at Hotel Congress. I'm helping out with the science of one of the acts, it's gonna be explosive💥!!!