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It'd be in front of an object 100 light years away for an absurdly tiny amount of time. The percentage of the sky occluded by these satellites is absolutely min
by endorphone 7y ago
It'd be in front of an object 100 light years away for an absurdly tiny amount of time. The percentage of the sky occluded by these satellites is absolutely minuscule. This is not a rational notion.
These are not geosynchronous satellites, but instead are 200-500 miles above the Earth, moving many, many thousands of mph. No, it isn't blocking anything 100 light years away unless your shutter speed is in the single-digit nanoseconds.