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>but instead leave behind micro particles that float around for a long time. People are studying this and hopefully raising appropriate alarms The number of sa
by Dig1t 3mo ago
>but instead leave behind micro particles that float around for a long time. People are studying this and hopefully raising appropriate alarms
The number of satellites required to create a measurable number of particles in the planet's atmosphere would be impossibly large. How much mass to orbit do you think is required to create a 1 PPM increase in earth's atmosphere of these "micro particles"?
I find it extremely disheartening how much anti-technology, anti-science, and anti-progress sentiment I read about lately.
- proee 3mo agoPeople are not worried about the mass increase in the entire atmosphere, but very selective layers of the atmosphere (mesosphere and stratosphere). These are delicate layers that are highly affected by nano particles created from satellite burn-up.
- asadotzler 3mo ago>These are delicate layers that are highly affected by nano particles s/are/may be/