Astronomers Have Some Serious Concerns About Starlink and Other Satellite Constellations - Universe Today
Will SpaceX's Starlink satellites harm astronomy? Here's what we know.
Radio telescope faces “extremely concerning” threat from satellite constellations - SpaceNews
The Space Review: Satellite constellations and radio astronomy
Megaconstellations like SpaceX's Starlink may interfere with search for life by world's largest radio telescope | Space
The Starlink Situation - Sky & Telescope - Sky & Telescope
Astronomers stand up to satellite mega-constellations - BBC News
SKA-Mid. Square KIlometer Array Australia. | sciencesprings
Astronomy Group Says Starlink and Other Satellite Constellations Could Threaten Science | Space
SKAO needs corrective measures from satellite 'mega-constellation' operators to minimise impact on its telescopes - Public Website
Radio observation of Starlink satellites in Venice | Meteor News
SpaceX's Satellites Are Lighting Up the Night Sky - The Atlantic
Why Astronomers Are Up in Arms Against SpaceX's Starlink Satellites
SpaceX's Starlink Could Change The Night Sky Forever, And Astronomers Are Not Happy
Radio Astronomers are Worried About Mega-Constellations and the Square Kilometer Array - Universe Today
Will Starlink Doom Radio Astronomy? | by Alastair Williams | Equinox | Medium
Unsustainable': how satellite swarms pose a rising threat to astronomy
Statement on Starlink and 'Constellations' of Communication Satellites - National Radio Astronomy Observatory
How radio astronomy is affected by satellite mega-constellations | BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Astronomy Archives - SpaceNews
Elon Musk's Starlink project could cripple South Africa's SKA telescope
Starlink Satellites Get Upgrades To Prevent Interference With Astronomy | PCMag
Why a 4G network on the moon is bad news for radio astronomy
That Starlink Problem Astronomers Were Worried About Is Totally Happening : ScienceAlert
Impacts of Large Satellite Constellations on Astronomy: Live Updates | American Astronomical Society
Radio astronomers look to the future as satellites light the sky
