Die Menge an anhaltenden „Weltraummüll“ nimmt so stark zu, dass es zukünftige Raumeinführungen einschränken und die Erde auswirken könnte, sagt ein Experte.
Die Menge an anhaltenden „Weltraummüll“ nimmt so stark zu, dass es zukünftige Raumeinführungen einschränken und die Erde auswirken könnte, sagt ein Experte.
an assistant professor of public policy and philosophy
Oh, an expert. lol.
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Yeah, and the megaconstellations such as StarLink don’t help as they are high enough to need a proper deorbit to retire them.
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Crazy That I was taught about space debris in school over 25 years ago and this is still a headline. Suppose that’s analogous to oil companies knowing about global warming even longer ago
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We’ve unlocked enough of the tech tree to de-clutter Earth orbital space but we dont have any buildings to make that unit yet
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an assistant professor of public policy and philosophy
Oh, an expert. lol.
Yeah, and the megaconstellations such as StarLink don’t help as they are high enough to need a proper deorbit to retire them.
Crazy That I was taught about space debris in school over 25 years ago and this is still a headline. Suppose that’s analogous to oil companies knowing about global warming even longer ago
We’ve unlocked enough of the tech tree to de-clutter Earth orbital space but we dont have any buildings to make that unit yet