SpaceX's Dark Satellites Are Still Too Bright for Astronomers - Scientific American
SpaceX launches a NASA telescope that will observe black holes | Engadget
As satellites proliferate, telescopes go dark | The Japan Times
The Savvy Satellite Spotting Guide - AeroSavvy
NASA has launched a new space telescope to hunt for exoplanets | New Scientist
Spying on a Hubble Telescope Look-Alike - Universe Today
Honey, Let's Start Seeing Other Satellites - Sky & Telescope - Sky & Telescope
High Orbital Delivery of Galileo Satellite Quartet captured by Ground-Based Telescope – Ariane 5 VA233 | Spaceflight101
Tens of thousands of communications satellites could spoil view of giant sky telescope | Science | AAAS
Brainstorm with DARPA on a “100x Zoom Lens” for Seeing Distant Space Objects More Clearly
Tiny satellites could be “guide stars” for huge next-generation telescopes | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
NASA's newly launched X-ray space telescope is ready to start observing the cosmos | Space
Russia Launches Long-Delayed Deep Space Radio Telescope | Space
Europe proposes orbiting satellite telescope that will keep an eye on space debris- Technology News, Firstpost
Observatory - Instruments | NASA
Student-Built Satellite Telescope Prepares for Space | www.caltech.edu
How to See and Photograph Geosynchronous Satellites - Sky & Telescope - Sky & Telescope
How to See and Photograph Geosynchronous Satellites - Sky & Telescope - Sky & Telescope
Ralf Vandebergh no Twitter: "@ProfHughLewis Yes it is a Starlink-2 at 385 km parking orbit and near zenith, see the attached still. Thanks! https://t.co/wK8jyLz84E" / Twitter
Student-Built Satellite Telescope Prepares for Space - Higher Education Digest
Telescopic Satellite Observations
Telescopic Satellite Observations
Skywatcher and satellite tracker photographs US Air Force's secret space plane in orbit
Telescopic Satellite Observations
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Observatory | NASA
Chandra X-ray Observatory - Wikipedia
