Woww! 🤔The company has already requested permission to launch its first test satellite, called EARENDIL-1, and it is expected to put it into orbit in April 2026. During this test, people in certain places could see the reflection as a “bright, moving star” in the sky.

Space is already crowded: In the last few years, the amount of satellites in space has increased a lot. Let’s see a comparison: In 2019, there were about 2,000 satellites; in 2025 there are already 15,000; and by 2040 there could be 560,000! So, adding 4,000 mirrors on top of this could increase the risk of collisions. When satellites crash, they create space debris, which can damage other satellites or spacecraft.