> even comms satellites avoid it.
replyIf only ... Starlink is nominally "off' over the RQZ in W.Australia, but still leaking interference from not fully shielded electronics.
Starlink Coverage holes (3 years ago) - https://old.reddit.com/r/Starlink/comments/ymm6rv/starlink_c...
(July 2025) Starlink satellites disrupting astronomy research in WA's Murchison, study finds - https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07-25/starlink-satellites-d...
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replyDark side of the moon = the side opposite the sun, doesn't change here
replyIt's only facing away from earth, it can face the sun just fine. Rotation is every 4 weeks.
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