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Scientists and NASA want to put an artificial star into orbit before the end of the decade .
The satellite will orbit Earth exactly 22,236 miles from the surface.
It will be 100 times too faint to see with the human eye, but you'll be able to easily see it with moderately-sized telescopes that are equipped with digital cameras.
The project will likely include a team of roughly 30 people, the researchers announced.
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