whitehall
Diamond Member
Satellites aren't that big. They range from the size of a school bus to a lunchbox. Pieces of a school bus destroyed on space would mostly be burned up entering earth's atmosphere.
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Destroying satellites could cause chaos.
But they will be constantly moving, and in a small area in LEO.
Not every place is suitable for any kind of satellites. Sure, room between the Earth and the Moon for a planet. Not that you can really put satellites into that space and have them be of any use at all.
Destroying satellites could cause chaos.
Chaos on Earth as we lost internet and television and cell phone connection. You know how we earthlings are.Destroying satellites ballistically has the very unlikely potential of starting a chain reaction of space debris... however, gently pushing any satellite out of its orbit would result in a clean burn up in the atmosphere.
Chaos on Earth as we lost internet and television and cell phone connection. You know how we earthlings are.
The lunar outpost is required to develop and protect potential United States interests on the moon; to develop techniques in moon-based surveillance of the earth and space, in communications relay, and in operations on the surface of the moon; to serve as a base for exploration of the moon, for further exploration into space and for military operations on the moon if required; and to support scientific investigations on the moon.[1]
The orbit of the ISS has been changed to evade the wreckage of the American "Pegasus" rocket.
As usual you didn't get it.That was launched over 27 years ago.
So yes, it is very different. Mir at that time had not even gotten the Spektr module for the upcoming Mir-Shuttle missions.
As usual, you really are trying to stretch things.
Are you talking about HARP?Do you people really think that we don't already have weapons in space?
Are you all that naïve?
No I'm talking about the stuff civilians have no clue about.Are you talking about HARP?
United States is guided by, staying on the territory of Syria
Do you people really think that we don't already have weapons in space?
Are you all that naïve?
Not from CT.Ahhh, and now we hear from the CT fringe.
Not from CT.
But you can be stupid and believe everything the government tells you if you want to.
Plus most of it burns up in the atmosphere eventually. It;s not like they're Moon sized asteroids.That map is actually NOT to scale... it maps objects that vary in size between a couple of centimeters to those the size of The Hubble. A map of the Sahara Desert would be vastly more dense with objects of that size.
Additionally, the surface area of The Earth is a paltry 510 million square kilometers... the total volume of Low Earth Orbit is around ONE TRILLION CUBIC kilometers.
That's a lot of space to look for a 2cm piece of tinfoil.