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Are there any international agreements covering this stuff? What if China decide they want to launch another 3000 and Russia want to launch another 3000 and In
by jonplackett 7y ago
Are there any international agreements covering this stuff?
What if China decide they want to launch another 3000 and Russia want to launch another 3000 and India and Japan and whoever else?
- chisleu 7y agonot a problem if they are maintained in the way the SpaceX sats are going to be.
- penagwin 7y ago> not a problem if they are maintained in the way the SpaceX sats are going to be. Aka - Not a problem if they are well thought out, well planned, and maintained. Are there international agreements that specify this is the case? Just curious, real question.
- jonplackett 7y agoYeah ditto. And are there agreements to stop them interfering with each other? I get that space is really really big but surely there needs to be a way to coordinate so much stuff up there.
- syedkarim 7y agoThe ITU is the international body that assists with coordination among nations and their satellite systems.
- 6d6b73 7y agoIt's a problem for astronomy for example.
- chisleu 7y agoIsn't this a solved problem already by putting cameras in space?