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Coverage of Tony Tyson interviews regarding SpaceX

Friday, November 15, 2019

Following the announcement of another SpaceX communications satellite launch on November 11th, LSST Chief Scientist Tony Tyson participated in several media interviews to discuss the impact of satellite constellations on astronomy, and LSST specifically. Among the resulting media features were an article in Nature.com and an episode of the NPR Science podcast Shortwave.

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