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History: Name changed (January 1988, Austin)
Members: Appointed by the Board of Trustees.
Term: Three years, June - June, from the close of one Annual Members' Meeting to the close of the next Annual Members' Meeting.
Chair: One year, June to June, from the close of one Annual Members' Meeting to the close of the next Annual Members' Meeting.
Charge: Acts as a clearinghouse for information on these topics and, whenever possible, helps those who are attempting to combat the problem.
Related: Special Session at the 235th AAS meeting — Challenges to Astronomy from Satellites
- The Industrialization of Space (Presentation; Chris Impey, University of Arizona)
- Mega-Constellations of Satellites and Optical Astronomy (Presentation | Press Briefing; Patrick Seitzer, University of Michigan)
- Radio Astronomy in a New Era of Radiocommunication (Presentation | Press Briefing; Harvey Liszt, National Radio Astronomy Observatory)
- Satellite's Impacts on the General Public (Presentation | Press Briefing; Ruskin Hartley, International Dark-Sky Association)
- Starlink and the Astronomers (Presentation; Jeffrey C. Hall, Lowell Observatory)