Between 2028–2034, the hundreds of thousands, soon to be millions of satellites above our heads will come under fire from dense meteoroid streams that could lead to Kessler syndrome. I spoke to Brian Murphy, who is a planetary scientist warning people of the dangers. supercluster.com/editorial/me...
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Meteoroids vs Satellites: The Battle Brewing Above Our Heads
Tiny micrometeoroids, ranging from millimeters to centimeters in size, constantly rain down on the Earth. For the most part, they are sparse enough not to be a high-risk danger. Periodically, though, ...
