Satellites in Low-Earth Orbit and the Threat of Space Debris

Tech firms are launching thousands of satellites into low-Earth orbit, raising concerns about collisions and space debris that could lead to a catastrophic scenario known as Kessler Syndrome. Experts warn of the dangers posed by the increasing number of satellites and the potential risks to astronauts and space missions. Regulations are loose, and treaties are needed to address the growing space congestion.

NASA spacecraft and Russian satellite near collision in low-Earth orbit

NASA spacecraft and Russian satellite narrowly avoid collision in low-Earth orbit, highlighting growing concerns about space debris and potential dangers to space exploration.