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Space advertising is advertising in outer space. There have been several proposals to advertise in space, including the launch of billboards that would be visible from Earth. Space advertising may be either obtrusive or non-obtrusive. Obtrusive space advertising is the term used for ads in space that can be recognized (e.g., skywriting) by people without supporting devices such as telescopes or binoculars. Non-obtrusive space advertising is the opposite. Logos on space suits, satellites, and rockets are examples of non-obtrusive space advertising.