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No it won't but if it did would take just few hours for china to shoot a bunch of them down and with how tightly packed their orbits are the debree would take c
by progbits 1y ago
No it won't but if it did would take just few hours for china to shoot a bunch of them down and with how tightly packed their orbits are the debree would take care of the rest.
- senectus1 1y agopotentially very dangerous for everyone if they did that. could make it impossible for even them to make a launch. Kessler Syndrome is nothing to toy with.
- audunw 1y agoI’m not so sure debris would help take down other satellites in that orbit. The orbit is very low so much of the debris that ends up with a deviation in its orbit will fall down. Even if it doesn’t there’s still air resistance up there which may cause more of the debris to deorbit before jt has time to hit other satellites. And I doubt China would want to make LEO impossible to move through anyway. It’d affect China badly as well
- baq 1y agospace is huge and the orbit is low. I'm not so sure debris would be as effective as on higher orbits.