He took such a photo that it was thought to be artificial intelligence: Thousands of satellite trails in the sky!
Original headlineÖyle bir fotoğraf çekti ki yapay zeka sanıldı: Gökyüzünde binlerce uydu izi!
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New Zealand astrophotographer Brendan Larsen’s long-exposure image of Mount Taranaki, showing thousands of satellite streaks across the sky, drew millions of views and prompted claims that it was AI-generated. Larsen responded by sharing each stage of the capture to verify the photo’s authenticity. The image illustrates how crowded low Earth orbit has become as commercial satellite constellations expand. Watch for continued debate over satellite trails affecting astrophotography and dark-sky research as more spacecraft launch.
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Brendan Larsen, Mount Taranaki