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And most people find it necessary the participation of the billionaires in the new space race,

but it still doesn't shock me that it comes with an unintended price or unintended

effects. For example, we have become dependent on the reusable booster rockets from the SpaceX

program to put satellites and set up a more cohesive satellite program in the cosmos.

But these, it appears that the satellites are leaking radiation. That also is kind of

photobombing or interfering with radio astronomers in a recent study that just was released.

From the journal astronomy and astrophysics, they basically have known this for years,

have made calculations and have tried to edit out the interference. But at the same time,

there has been additional radio frequencies as well as other radiation that has interfered

with the study of the cosmos that they had in intent. So it looks like they're going

to have to go back, either get more powerful, create more powerful algorithms so the computers

can filter it out or they're going to have to filter it out.

So but the price of communication also can hinder communication and study is really bright.

And I figured we talked about in a previous segment about we're surrounded by sound and

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