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by JumpCrisscross
270 days ago
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> the Kesler syndrome, a space debriss cascade is a very real threat and a real concern It’s also widely misunderstood. The risk is in trashing specific orbits. Below 600 km, that would mean certain orbits are too polluted to use for a few months to years. (A dense, compact object above 600 km could stay lofted for decades to over a century. But again, only within a predictable volume.) |
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