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NASA Space Scientist at Ames Research Center. Astrofísico. Desarrollando telescopios espaciales y protegiendo el Cielo Oscuro. cps.iau.org. Views are my own.
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The title says it all: arxiv.org/abs/2610.10834 Still in the peer review process but we* felt it Important to get this out there. Satellite companies are not complying with visual brightness limits. Our estimates are that it will get worse, especially at twilight. *I’m a minor part of “we” here
Show PostHonored to receive this evening the Loftus Space Sustainability Award from the International Association for the Advancement of Space Safety
Show PostYou can't just say "In this container full of trash and glass shards there may or may not be a diamond. Can any diamond experts dive in to check?" and then claim they won't engage because they're afraid you might disrupt the diamond industry!
Show PostLet's say you use some AI model to see if you can make discoveries using public datasets in a field you're not an expert of. You get something promising, and you want real scientists to check if it's an actual discovery or a fluke. Are you providing funding for their time? Do you expect free work?
Show PostYep. These two things are what prompted my angry posts here:
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