The Steward Observatory LEO Satellite Photometric Survey

Overview of attention for article published in Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, September 2023

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RT @cosmos4u: The Steward Observatory LEO #Satellite Photometric Survey: https://t.co/PtLMLa9iBA -> Reaching for the Stars: https://t.co/7v…

@JohnBarentine @sundogplanets @ConversationUS Hmm, according to the histograms in fig. 10 of https://t.co/PtLMLa9iBA most megaconstellation satellites are fainter than 5, let alone 3-4 mag. - which is the naked eye limit for most of the word population tod

The Steward Observatory LEO #Satellite Photometric Survey: https://t.co/PtLMLa9iBA -> Reaching for the Stars: https://t.co/7vtShRhq7S - "over 16,000 independent measurements of nearly 2800 individual #Starlink and #OneWeb satellites."

A recent open-access article published in @PASPJournal by researchers at @azstewobs describes the Steward Observatory LEO satellite photometric survey. https://t.co/PwuzLkWV9V. -JGM https://t.co/9usJhOkOEE

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