How millions of satellites in space could compromise the study of the mysteries of the sky

There are currently more than 14,000 satellites in Earth's orbit, of which the majority are Starlink telecommunications satellites from the company SpaceX. Plans for the coming years indicate that this number should increase to millions of units. This massive proliferation of space objects represents a threat to the study of the cosmos, potentially compromising astronomers' ability to observe and investigate the mysteries of the sky. The question puts at stake the balance between the advancement of global telecommunications and the preservation of astronomical science.