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  1. Telescopes are deployed across multiple countries, involving entities including Chile and Hawaii.
  2. Satellite proliferation threatens ground-based astronomy, a major concern for organizations like the European Southern Observatory.
  3. FCC approved Reflect Orbital's satellite launch plan, which drew opposition from the American Astronomical Society over light pollution.

Newsweek contacted the FCC for comment regarding Reflect Orbital, while a CWRU professor voiced concerns about technology disrupting scientific research.

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Newsweek contacted the FCC for comment regarding Reflect Orbital, while a CWRU professor voiced concerns about technology disrupting scientific research.

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