Humans are a messy lot who think little about cleaning up after themselves. Not only have so many trashed planet Earth, there's been a growing number of countries trashing the space above Earth which began in October 1957 when the USSR successfully launched Sputnik 1, the first Earth-orbiting satellite in history. The greatest culprits are Russia, USA, China and France.
One of my Guides recently told me that this growing problem cannot be allowed to reach further into space and that solar flares push the rubbish back into proximity above Earth and its polluting industries.
'There have only been about 6,300 successful rocket launches in human history, but this number has resulted in millions of pieces of human-made debris orbiting the Earth. With potentially tens of thousands more launches planned over the next decade, a massive increase in space junk is raising real concerns over space sustainability. Alex Cacioni, Director, Flight Dynamics, explains more.'
One of my Guides recently told me that this growing problem cannot be allowed to reach further into space and that solar flares push the rubbish back into proximity above Earth and its polluting industries.
'There have only been about 6,300 successful rocket launches in human history, but this number has resulted in millions of pieces of human-made debris orbiting the Earth. With potentially tens of thousands more launches planned over the next decade, a massive increase in space junk is raising real concerns over space sustainability. Alex Cacioni, Director, Flight Dynamics, explains more.'
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