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Scientists warn space data centres could create artificial rings around Earth

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Scientists have raised serious concerns about plans by SpaceX and Blue Origin to deploy large numbers of space-based data centres. Researchers warn that such large-scale satellite deployment could result in the formation of artificial rings around the Earth. The proliferation of these satellites is also expected to significantly worsen light pollution and reduce visibility of the night sky. Scientists are urging policymakers to give urgent attention to the ecological consequences of these commercial space plans and to introduce effective regulatory frameworks.

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