Telecommunications regulatory authorities have approved the launch of an experimental satellite designed to reflect sunlight and illuminate parts of the Earth at night, aiming to support solar farms and provide emergency lighting. However, the project has sparked widespread concern within
the scientific and astronomical communities. Experts warn that the brightness of such satellites could disrupt deep space observations and cause visual damage to amateur astronomers. Furthermore, aviation and environmental safety organizations have expressed concerns about the technology's potential impact on
air navigation and the biological rhythms of living organisms, noting that the proliferation of ultra-bright satellites threatens to permanently distort the natural night sky.
