Satellite trails are interfering with observations of Comet PanSTARRS, which is currently visible in April 2026 and has been photographed by astronomers and GOES satellites. The post is correct that satellite mega-constellations are a documented and growing problem for ground-based astronomy—major observatories have issued public statements about degraded survey capacity. The framing as 'heartbreaking' reflects genuine concern among the astronomy community, though it's emotionally charged language for what is fundamentally a technical problem with policy solutions being debated at international agencies.