  The 8.4m Vera Rubin Observatory Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) will
start a ten-year survey of the southern hemisphere sky in 2023. LSST will
revolutionise low surface brightness astronomy. It will transform our
understanding of galaxy evolution, through the study of low surface brightness
features around galaxies (faint shells, tidal tails, halos and stellar
streams), discovery of low surface brightness galaxies and the first set of
statistical measurements of the intracluster light over a significant range of
cluster masses and redshifts.
