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by foxyv
2637 days ago
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In cases where the satellite is orbiting low, Kessler shouldn't be a problem. In this case the satellite was at 300km and the pieces would decay in less than a year. Even if pieces were pushed into a higher orbit by the explosion, they would still dip down to 300km periodically and decay just a little longer. Example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbital_decay#/media/File:Alti... |
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