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A new AI system can spot satellites acting strangely in the increasingly congested orbit around Earth and could be malfunctioning or have more nefarious purposes.
The system — called Agatha — identifies anomalous behavior in a constellation and deduces the strategies and intentions of suspect satellites.
Companies are announcing plans to launch large constellations in the coming years , potentially putting more than one million satellites in space.
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