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Since the beginning of humankind, we have all gazed at the same starry sky.
Now
A few
super-rich people alone decide what it looks like.

A single billionaire today launches more satellites into space than all the spacefaring nations combined.
History together – faster than states and international institutions can react
They can. Nobody has democratically legitimized him to do so.
PETITION TO UNESCO

When individuals decide on the legacy of all humanity

The night sky has never belonged to any one government, corporation, or individual. For millennia, it has connected people across all boundaries.

That's exactly what's changing right now. Tens of thousands of private satellites, controlled by a few super-rich individuals, are already shaping how we view the sky.
Who decides on a common good that belongs to all people — and who was never asked about it?
Our request to UNESCO

Your signature supports:

  • To recognize the natural night sky as a natural and cultural heritage worthy of protection.

  • To give greater consideration to the impact of growing satellite constellations on people, nature and science.

  • To promote an international dialogue on the long-term protection of the night sky.

  • To bring science, space travel, politics and society to the table.

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