With my limited knowledge of orbital mechanics I believe this wouldn't be a problem. It takes a lot of energy to move to a higher orbit. I would think the proba

With my limited knowledge of orbital mechanics I believe this wouldn't be a problem. It takes a lot of energy to move to a higher orbit. I would think the probability of enough energy to fling something to a higher orbit where it would be stable for a noticeably longer time would be very low. Think of exploding something 2 miles up the side of a mountain, what are the chances a piece goes another mile up the mountain. Like that but even harder.