Why scientists are worried about re-entries of Musk's Starlink satellites
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SpaceX's Starlink satellite network expansion is causing frequent re-entries, with over 120 satellites burning up in January alone. Scientists worry about potential environmental impacts, particularly the release of aluminum oxides that could harm the ozone layer, as satellite debris has been found in high-altitude aerosols above Alaska.
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