Summary of SatHub, and the current observational status of satellite constellations
SatHub is one of the four hubs of the IAU Centre for the Protection of the Dark and Quiet Sky from Satellite Constellation Interference (CPS). It focuses on observations, data analysis, software, and training materials to improve our understanding of the impact of satellite constellations on astrono...
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| creator | Peel, Mike W Eggl, Siegfried Rawls, Meredith Dadighat, Michelle Benvenuti, Piero di Vruno, Federico Walker, Connie |
| description | SatHub is one of the four hubs of the IAU Centre for the Protection of the
Dark and Quiet Sky from Satellite Constellation Interference (CPS). It focuses
on observations, data analysis, software, and training materials to improve our
understanding of the impact of satellite constellations on astronomy and
observers worldwide. As a preface to more in-depth IAUS385 sessions, we gave a
summary of some recent work by SatHub members and the current status of
satellite constellations, including optical and radio observations. We shared
how the audience can join or get more involved, e.g., via the CPS Slack for
asynchronous collaboration. We also touched on what a future with hundreds of
thousands of constellation satellites might look like. |
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observers worldwide. As a preface to more in-depth IAUS385 sessions, we gave a
summary of some recent work by SatHub members and the current status of
satellite constellations, including optical and radio observations. We shared
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asynchronous collaboration. We also touched on what a future with hundreds of
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observers worldwide. As a preface to more in-depth IAUS385 sessions, we gave a
summary of some recent work by SatHub members and the current status of
satellite constellations, including optical and radio observations. We shared
how the audience can join or get more involved, e.g., via the CPS Slack for
asynchronous collaboration. We also touched on what a future with hundreds of
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on observations, data analysis, software, and training materials to improve our
understanding of the impact of satellite constellations on astronomy and
observers worldwide. As a preface to more in-depth IAUS385 sessions, we gave a
summary of some recent work by SatHub members and the current status of
satellite constellations, including optical and radio observations. We shared
how the audience can join or get more involved, e.g., via the CPS Slack for
asynchronous collaboration. We also touched on what a future with hundreds of
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