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The Impact of Artificial Space Objects on Optical Astronomy as Determined from 32 Million Photometric Observations
Photometric observations of satellites, rockets and space debris brighter than magnitudes 6.0, 7.0 and 8.0 are characterized. Those magnitudes pertain to different levels of interference with astronomy as defined by the International Astronomical Union. The densities of objects per square degree of
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