Everlasting free fall

Ceridwen Dovey; Vanessa Kirby

Everlasting free fall

Ceridwen Dovey, Vanessa Kirby (Contributor)

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Abstract

Imagine a world in which stars in the night sky are no longer visible from the Earth’s surface, or scientists are unable to see asteroids hurtling towards the planet. It’s far from a fantasy; as thousands of commercial satellites are launched into low-Earth orbit, these man-made machines risk blotting out our view of the universe altogether.

Written by Ceridwen Dovey and narrated by Vanessa Kirby.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Alexander
Publication status	Published - 16 Feb 2021
Externally published	Yes

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Everlasting free-fall
Dovey, C., 2021, The Best Australian Science Writing 2021. Lewis, D. (ed.). Sydney, NSW: NewSouth Publishing, p. 217-237 21 p.
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Everlasting free fall

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Everlasting free-fall

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