extract: 2026-03-06-spacex-fcc-1m-odc-satellites-public-comment

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 ## Content
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 WHY ARCHIVED: Documents the regulatory record for the largest satellite constellation ever proposed; the public comment response (~1,500 opposed) is evidence of governance gap accelerating; also tracks the astronomy-satellite conflict extending to a new sector
 
 EXTRACTION HINT: Extract as governance gap evidence, not ODC economic evidence. The claim should be about governance lag compressing and accelerating — the ODC governance crisis emerged faster than Starlink's.
+
+
+## Key Facts
+- SpaceX filed FCC application for up to 1,000,000 orbital data center satellites on January 30, 2026
+- Proposed ODC constellation would operate at 500-2,000 km altitude, solar-powered, optimized for AI inference
+- FCC public comment deadline was March 6, 2026
+- Nearly 1,500 comments were filed by the deadline, with vast majority opposed
+- American Astronomical Society issued action alert for astronomers to file comments
+- Consortium of astronomers including Barentine filed formal challenge
+- University of Regina/University of British Columbia simulation showed at midnight summer solstice from latitude 50°N, more visible satellites than stars would be visible
+- Proposed ODC constellation is 200x the scale of Starlink
+- SpaceX characterized the filing as 'the first step towards becoming a Kardashev II-level civilization'
+- FCC has no explicit regulatory framework for 'compute in orbit' — only spectrum allocation authority