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Tag: space junk

Starlink Murmuration

Context: Will Musk’s Starlink satellites lead to Kessler syndrome? An eventual Kessler syndrome occurring is surely a matter of entropy and statistical inevitability, regardless that even Low Earth Orbit space is genuinely “big”. That is – there are exponentially many more disordered system states than ordered ones and so the accumulation of more components and […]

Tags debris, elon musk, Kessler Syndrome, regulation, responsibility, satellite, space, space junk, Starlink

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Competition and Commercialism in Near-Earth Orbit

Post author By G
Post date May 31, 2020
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Context: Solving the space junk problem In any conceptual domain (such as future configurations of Near Earth Orbit) where there are many degrees of lliteral-spatial, commercial, strategic or technological freedom beyond the most overt saliences of interest – the over-population mentioned in the abstract – we will probably find that ambiguities and unknowns will be […]

Tags commercial, comnercialism, competition, economy, junk, Kessler Syndrome, military, Near Earth Orbit, NEO, orbit, satellite, solution, space, space junk