Well, just to keep in mind, internet access without cables is very valuable, and possibly the most valuable use of that space we can have.

It's important to control the space junk problem, of course. But not at the cost of not using the space.

I'm no Musk fan but is this true? I thought Starlink was low altitude so everything would fall back down pretty quickly. And while I imagine its not great for astronomy surely it's not much work for some institution or enterprising individual to create a tool for using the known position and timing of such satellites to help remove their impact on images?