Russian rocket in space with 'artificial star'

Russian-made Soyuz Rocket has successfully successfully carried a controversial artificial satellite in orbit, which has long been one of the brightest stars in the world's sky.

The name of the satellite is Mayak; Has created Moscow State Mechanical Engineering University and its construction cost 30 thousand US dollars. The news of the construction of this satellite was first known in the last year and on July 14 of this year it was launched from the Biconouro Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.

Mayak is a 'Cubassate' national satellite. It is very small in size, equal to one bread. But when this will be placed in the sky above 600 kilometers above the earth, it will be opened and turned into a huge pyramidal shape. This palette is made of millet and its work reflects sun rays. Its width is 16 square meters and human hair is 20 times thin.

It is expected that this satellite will soon be available. After the match, it will be followed from Europe and Asia's border Caucasus region. The satellite launcher refers to the mission, encouraging people to look at the space and conducting experimental experiments as well.

The satellite will have its orbital space for one month, although it can last for a few months if the plan does not work properly at such high altitude. According to the information given by the company, it will appear as the third brightest object in the sky after the sun and moon.

If Maya is successful in orbit, then it can create some problems. In light of this, normal astronomers may disrupt the normal sky observation. And it may obstruct other rigorous studies. Big obstacles to observing the sky for astronomers: Light pollution. Most of the observation centers are located in distant, secluded and mountainous areas, from the locality, because many light sources in the city area obstruct the observation of the sky.