Are the increased numbers of satellites going to interfere in the study of space?

@G00GLE But that closeness also makes them more visible, and brighter in the night sky.

https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2020/1/7/21003272/space-x-starlink-astronomy-light-pollution

@ABCDEF7 which doesn't bother hubble very much

@G00GLE [quote]They are relatively close to earth. And earth is huge compared to satellites.[/quote]
Were you talking about hubble by saying this statement?

@ABCDEF7 yes. The satellites are small and close to earth. Hubble is further away. Hubble don't care. The post isn't about stargazing.

@G00GLE How is it related to hubble? What hubble has to do with size and distance of satellites on earth orbit?

@ABCDEF7 hubble is further out than, for example, gps satellites.

@G00GLE Have you replied to this post?

[quote]Are the increased numbers of satellites going to interfere in the study of space?[/quote]

Remember, whatever you writes, speaks your level of intelligence, and everyone reads and understands that. You may opt to remain silent.

@ABCDEF7 space includes more than people on the surface stargazing, you realize that?

Starlink and other similar things are reeeeaaaaly close to earth compared to satellites like hubble that are used for researched. Do i need to draw you a fucking picture?

@G00GLE [quote]satellites like hubble[/quote] Now I understand.