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Open Source investigators shake up space surveillance market

Amateur astronomers are now able to conduct professional-level observation, especially of low Earth orbit objects.
Amateur astronomers are now able to conduct professional-level observation, especially of low Earth orbit objects. © iStock, Felix Schöfbänker, Tomi Simola - Montage Indigo Publications
The Space Situational Awareness field, once the exclusive domain of governments and deep-pocketed private operators, is being disrupted by open source participants. This situation is not to the liking of the global space powers. [...]
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