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A Stunning Image of the Australian Desert Illuminates the Growing Problem of Satellite Pollution
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Obligatory "frack Starlink" comment here.
I've seen these satellites ao many times now its insane and absolutely frustrating as I can't do anything to stop it. I don't want a bi ch of billionaires polluting my oceans, same goes for my skies