Space Junk Around Earth

Space debris poses a threat to us on Earth, even causing damage to the International Space Station.
DCODE how we can save the Earth and space, in this fascinating 2016 series - Space’s Deepest Secrets.

[@darkchildstarship2972]

I wonder if the narrator asks his wife for a glass of water in that voice at 2 am

[@ajacobs100]

No but he asks her for sex

[@gabrielgagne3850]

I know him, that’s his actual voice, tone and tempo

[@leannegee1425]

Haha freaky voice

[@mohzz123]

Haha this made me laugh

[@AdenGilbert]

HEYY BAABE. CAN YOU PASS ME... THAT GLASS OF WATER??

[@Sassy_Alaskan]

I live in Alaska and when it’s super cold and clear the Aurora Borealis is visible. It’s beyond beautiful. And you can never get a good picture of one. It never does it justice. It’s stunning.

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[@Arha0]

there's a really good japanese anime about this! it's called Planetes, it's about group of Space junk collectors in a future where space travel is ordinary.

[@Potatooncrack]

Thanks for the recommendation.

[@nur9871]

Thnx

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[@thebabayega]

1020 : Asteroid hit earth 2020 : Junk hit earth

[@himanshu7103]

@Rhutwij Tulankar that junks are not big enough to break the asteroid , if it does the parts will be small enough to burn in atmosphere before reaching earth

[@0mn1eyes41]

Thank you to the astronauts who explained their experience it's probably the closest feeling I've had from anybody's explanation seeing Earth from space that I can get

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

i still wonder what difference that get you!? ... at the planetary level, we are less than dust... so having the feeling of an experience that only exist in our brain doesent worth all the junk up there ... beside, that astronauts would probably say the same thing listening to you talking about a familly camping trip!

[@Politics_is_PUBLIC_TOILET]

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[@breannasanders6239]

It’s still all fake though, it’s made up, it’s a lie.. the physically can’t leave “earth” the human that is…

[@mystre3550]

This was the perfect bedtime story. Good night all!!

[@leannegee1425]

Gn

[@Politics_is_PUBLIC_TOILET]

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[@assaulttwosword3860]

Why am I interested in things like this idk but I like it

[@jacobcritch5731]

Because it's amazing

[@assaulttwosword3860]

@AsSeenOnTV lol I see what you did there lmao

[@robwells5753]

Im here bc i smoked a joint 💨

[@Simp_Zone]

Cos it's 3 am

[@michaelrainbow8758]

Where is the 'real hero' team whose mission is the cleaning up of the space junk?

[@juzloopz24]

It might be a reality in a few decades. Search up the science fiction Anime "Planetes". The protagonist works as a space debris cleanup crew

[@renascitur7051]

@@juzloopz24 lmao

[@Tejas-sz1ws]

Search up Project NETRA. Not a science fiction anymore.

[@liveridge2696]

There will be a time when poor people will collect space junk and bring it to recycling space station to get meagre money..

[@michaelrainbow8758]

Perhaps, but it's too easy being a fatalistic prophet. How about having the scavenging work being part of a greater investment that saves the Earth as the space program funds dwindle?

[@asetbilibaev6519]

Very nice. They have filled the near space with debris. Now they have nice job monitoring the debris.

[@timfair604]

Just like our government # the toilet is overflowing !

[@LegendGamer-je8is]

You should know there's a lot of space

[@MrTruehoustonian]

Ah government job creation at its finest

[@greatpumpkinpatch9167]

Cgi peeps

[@greatpumpkinpatch9167]

Flat EARTH close sun

[@Plane_For_All_To_See]

Awesome CGI throughout this video, thank you for the fairytale and illusions.

[@1JoTyler]

Yes sir I'm just here to see the zombie comments. People really believe this stuff. The earth is not a spinning ball of water.

[@yukiharvestfans]

Oh, a flat earther aren't you?

[@Plane_For_All_To_See]

@@yukiharvestfans I am just a man living on a motionless level earth like everyone else on our plane. Are you one of those heliocentric globe earth theory believers?

[@Plane_For_All_To_See]

@Robert Gregg I think I understand what you mean but your grammar is rather lacklustre.. you cult globe earth believers are the ones making the ludicrous claims, so why don't you try and back them up using pratical and observable demonstrations?? Oh thats right you can't.. the only tactic you have is ridicule.. umm I wonder why??

[@poeticallyincorrect7176]

I'm here for the train wreck known as the 'Robert Gregg comments' 😂😂😂 Moron

[@sk8punk318]

We’re too good at ruining things 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Urza.]

Be Informed what does that have to do with atheism lmao

[@trigger7876]

It’s pretty Sad how the human kind has managed to damage earth and beyond it it’s so messed up

[@davidross5593]

Because humans dont care about earth. Because humans dont care about themselves. Because humans dont care Yahweh created the earth to be habitable for us, for life itself.

[@dubrulphilippe3815]

People's mind is also messed up, they believe everything that they see whiteout thinking! If you want to see live footage from space pollution you can see space filled with junk, if you want to see live footage from earth, all that junk is not visible those satellites not visible, earth looks pretty green! It just doesn't add up, they create a crisis to make people fear, fear is the best tool to keep people in control!

[@debrasavagejohnson940]

I'd say sad and messed up

[@MetalDiecastChannel]

Not too late to stop and fix 🙌🏻🤗

[@duhreel1]

It would be cool to create some kind of machine to sort of recycle space junk or collect it rather than avoid it

[@kuheno3729]

I'm glad that SpaceX and other companies work on reusable rockets to reduce space junk as much as possible.

[@theCosmicQueen]

lol ridiculous. elon musk is right now sending over 40,000 "satellites" into orbit to blanket the entire earth with wireless radiation 5G millimeter waves etc. Not only is it a huge amount of space junk, but it is deadly to all life. It removes the oxygen molecules in living cells. Including human , animal and plant. HE NEVER ASKED US ANY PERMISSION TO TAKE OVER THE ENTIRE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE WITH HIS JUNK. Or the entire surface of the planet. !!! His backers just paid him to do it regardless of any rights of countries or humans or the ecosphere..

[@fivegkills6111]

@@theCosmicQueen amen 💜👍

[@gives_bad_advice]

well the rockets generally fall into the sea when their useful life is done

[@sammy4982]

I never knew about this and i’m kind of sad I know this now

[@codyferrell1896]

It’s sad. We pollute everything. Even empty unlivable space... So sad.

[@Kamamura2]

That's a nice space station you have here. It would be a shame if something happened to it.

[@scottmerrow7617]

Don't worry, something will happen so they don't have to fake it anymore.

[@CorruptOcean]

Sure would...

[@tanzeelrana7348]

where ever we go we make a mess :p

[@komkwam]

One of the few things humans are good at. Where ever 'we' go we leave a trail of pollution behind.

[@gaingamgangmei7887]

I’ll invent the machine to recollect the junks and sold to a good price

[@bernalfiesaysip5191]

Let's work together...im interested

[@dharmagurram958]

Is there any solution to this problem of junk in space till now ?

[@bernalfiesaysip5191]

@@dharmagurram958 dude in every problem there's a solution 🤑🤑🤑

[@hessa7835]

how is it going !!

[@gaingamgangmei7887]

How much we will get when sold off the thermal metal

[@marthamoreno1539]

So grateful to see our Beautiful earth from these views, thank you Astronauts. The auroras 😍 magical

[@Politics_is_PUBLIC_TOILET]

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[@oceanbluelady7760]

They need to clean up their mess!

[@andrei877]

OceanBlueLady how?

[@oceanbluelady7760]

@@andrei877 Idk, that's their problem! They made the mess they need to clean it up!

[@Cujo79]

Who are "they"? Americans, russians, Chinese, Japanese, all of the above? Or all of us using sattelites for internet, tv, cell phones? Blaming others seldom helps.

[@pattech3960]

They are already cleaning it they found a way with using net kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJOom4yvqpZ7a68

[@oceanbluelady7760]

@@Cujo79 NASA, and all the countries that flew up to space/atmosphere, and just left that junk up there!

[@brycevfx4082]

That is a awesome video it made my learning fun.

[@smallstudiodesign]

Mr.’nnouncer man has the kind of voice that would get him many places, for sure ... mostly inner spaces.

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[@theCosmicQueen]

i doubt it.

[@frank8654]

mabie this is why aliens keep crashing on our planet

[@darkshade72_]

Or cells of SCP creatures that made them come to life🤔

[@BedazzledChanclas]

I laughed harder than I should at this 💀 imagine a ufo being taken out buy a toilet paper roll lmao

[@User18dog]

ClodFillet haha haha, “ahhh fuck, what the fuck was that?” “We’re goin down boys”

[@DanksterPaws]

ClodFillet Sadly the problem with these debri is that their microscopic and are going at thousands of kilometers per second because of the fact they are in orbit. It’s hard to clean up, and can slice you up

[@rogames1435]

This is how the movie wall-e became the movie wall-e

[@slicedbread8780]

wall earth

[@birdsiview6845]

Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevvvvaaaaaaaaaaaa! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ho ho ho haaaaa!

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

this is an extreme little joke that you just fabricate here!

[@ShonPhoenix]

Your name. Awesome!

[@truthmartyr]

Interesting Pixar/Disney vs vaunbraun/nasa/Disney

[@jamesmartello1]

Imagine the recyclables in all that space junk.

[@nabhasan]

They are valuable stuffs.

[@OldassBoomer]

As one Martian said to the other, “Look at all the flying trash around Earth.” The other Martian says, “If you think that’s bad, you ought to see the surface!”

[@joak9913]

Amazing humans who have done their homework to be able to take us on this journey with them! Thankyou!

[@sriramkollipara7773]

3:50 look at all the telescopic lenses mounted to the side walls 😲😲

[@norm777]

Well, if they can track it then those giant lasers they building for defense can be used to destroy most of the debris. If it too large then superheating one side will cause it to propel itself out of orbit into deep space or send it to the sun using its own superheated material as fuel for propulsion.

[@aarone8740]

You're watching too much sci-fi there are no lasers that could do that. And the lasers the industry uses are large, exstreame energy consuming bahiemiths!

[@ununun9995]

1. Would require the energy of a New-York scale city for each debris. 2. Laser don't push things around 3. Having multiple micro debris instead of one big enough to be trackable is not a good idea.

[@B121AN1]

Sometimes we forgot that science is all about understanding the beauty we see here on earth and not just rigid and cold logic stuff like what people often see. Scientists are as human as we are. At the end of the day, they're basically a bunch of curious people trying to satisfy their curiosity.

[@FaysalEasyExcel]

thanks for wonderful bedtime story :)

[@dalesee]

Nice stage performance boys 👍🏻

[@anthonygreene4938]

Watch their eyes , when they are talking about things that are not true?

[@roba4295]

If we get enough crap up there we can just bolt it all together and make a Dyson (sp) sphere! Seriously, though. This is another one of those times that we have created a problem for which we have no solution. It's hard to believe no one thought this might become a life threatening issue, before now. Our species seems particularly talented in that regard.

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

ya, we should forgot about space exploration all together, and focus on what to do when the next nuclear disaster hit... and the actual one for that matter...

[@roba4295]

@@joseph-mariopelerin7028 I'm not sure I would scrap the whole thing but, I would agree to scaling it back to hazard detection and earth based observation sciences. Combine that with exploration probes and forget about throwing billions at surviving on other planets. Let's figure out how to survive here on Earth before we go wreaking havoc on innocent planets.

[@peterjermyn5785]

Why can't they design a spacecraft that can capture this debris like an electromagnetic basket every other mission should be dedicated to this

[@williamwarrick482]

they need a big vaccume cleaner like in the movie "space balls'

[@scottlewis4982]

Mabe cause there is none duh

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

just stopping any other mission would be much more reliable dont you think?

[@mef12727]

Objects are moving thousands of miles per hour. Imagine trying to catch a bullet with you're bare hands. A magnet would need to be the same size as the earth

[@parthparmar5666]

Dumbest person award goes to you

[@guillerminagarcia6830]

I love planet earth, space and the atmosphere. All are loved and kind with me for love the world. So I keep my eyes on the most. That would be all!!!

[@RuLeZ1988]

Its kinda ironic that even in space we are not able to act in a long term manner and because of that put problems in our way that we have created. Like on earth we thought its such a huge place, there is no way we do need to worry about anything and yet we come across problems on earth created by ourselves. The Space outside of earth is even much bigger and yet we are able to make it difficult for ourselves as well.

[@two-direction]

First plastic now this

[@jk0423]

Abhishek Singh first this, and then plastic,

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

i though nuclear waste came first... then plastic, then space shit... oh wait! there is acid rain between nuke waste and space debris... prettuy sure

[@johncarter1288]

But plastic comes from Earth as everything we create.

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

What junk doesn’t come from earth...?

[@matthewcarl82]

I just read an article on how micro-plastics were found on top of the Rockies🤯🤯 Its raining/snowing micro-plastics😞

[@refineme]

All power to the forward shields!!!

[@CyberThug1080i]

Make it so....

[@donniebaker5984]

@@CyberThug1080i but captain I'm given her all she's got

[@FyFanNollan]

All I can think of is Space Junk Galaxy. I even searched for it but got something else which is very nice

[@nelsonr.7391]

We've polluted the planet and the space around it. Isn't that special.

[@lonelyraccoon8076]

But yet you typed this comment thanks to a satellite in space. Some of that “junk” is useful for every day life here on earth.

[@thisguy9042]

Nelson R. church lady? 😁

[@nelsonr.7391]

Was it Satan? Did he make you do it? LMAO

[@captainjackpugh6050]

Lonely Raccoon Satellites aren’t space junk. Space junk is anything that isn’t used, if it’s a satellite it is being controlled and used.

[@angekattts22]

Good thing there's no supermarkets up in space otherwise man would also pollute it with plastic bags

[@ccho907]

"Astronomically larger" I see what u did there

[@alanlehman7629]

Fascinating information!

[@nankinink]

OMG It's Phil from Crash Course! I love him!

[@artificialintelligence5087]

Instead of wasting my tax money monitoring space junk they should go develop something to clean it

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

like what??? a barracuda2000 pool brush stuck on a Canadian arm ? they already spend more of your tax money just to keep their break room cleaned than they really monitor debris...

[@spacecorp1669]

says the billionaire that thinks profit is more important than people's lives.

[@Nietzman]

How do you propose cleaning it if we can't monitor the problem first?

[@sanhedrinvenus]

i know you hate NASA Trumphet… END EM: oh you can´t you are lower ranked lol. Go get em anyways. If you end your time in 2024 closing nasa i make you Chief of Abradan- with wall and space fence. We can´t wait to c you. If you are not screened away from publicity ofc.

[@artificialintelligence5087]

@@Nietzman Actually you have a good point, I take my words back

[@breakdownz4lief]

"On tonight's episode of Something Very Extremely Dangerous Could Happen At Any Moment But Won't"... -Every on-the-job reality show since Deadliest Catch.

[@PolarDenMother]

This reminds me of my original thoughts back when I was 8. We the people deserve life but we dont deserve this beautiful planet. I asked the sky to close off all humans and then the earth would survive. That was over 50 years ago.. It takes a long time for wishes to come true.

[@theCosmicQueen]

do you mean keep humans from going up into space in vehicles?

[@dasboot6935]

this dang space junk is really gonna hurt my spirit once l die and have to leave erath. l'll probably be a shredded to pieces when l get to my final destination

[@dogbones4838]

If the earth is flat can’t we just push the debris off the edge?

[@CyberThug1080i]

lol

[@tyrant2857]

Bruh reread wat u put and ask urself if that seems like the most logical question to ask

[@CubeValidus]

TYRANT 28 r/woooosh

[@shablooey]

@@tyrant2857 Dude. Learn to take a joke.

[@hotsince84]

@@tyrant2857 you must be fun at parties

[@timothyb07777]

If there is that much junk floating around the earth, no space craft could maneuver past all that without being hit by debris.

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

and problems on Earth would finally come to an end!

[@richardflores4052]

Earth is so big there isn’t a dam ring full of junk it’s just particles floating around. It’s like an airplane running into a bird if that.

[@Thecoinmanproof]

Amazing

[@Microtonal_Cats]

wow! Excellent piece. (no pun intended.) #SpaceJunk

[@d3vilz_lair666]

Serious? They honestly stand up now and realize that every piece of hardware launched into space that a majority of this will remain in space....look how long Skylab remained in space before coming back down

[@michaelmann8800]

No, THEY didn't just now realize this. They've known about this for a long time. That's why they have a group at Vendenberg that does nothing but monitor it. The PUBLIC may not know about it, though, and that is the purpose of this video.

[@TheJohnmuniz]

The only possible solution I see about the garbage in space is that if you use the satellites orbiting now as a tennis rocket to deflect the garbage by using its orbital momentum it would eventually fix itself but that would take some mayor engineering efforts and it might be to dangerous.

That's exactly why musk should have to pay for the clean up of his space junk when it's service life is over

[@x91s55]

So you are saying all this space junk is because of Musk.... realy

[@DADA_._]

Are you seriously putting the blame of 60 years of space junk on Elon Musk just because you're maybe jealous of him

[@Jonjonbighettty-ub3rc]

awesome bro

[@Hmongboi228]

Just imagine, in the future when humans can freely explore space. Think of the space debris then. Starbucks coffee cups, used condoms, maxi pads, tampons all floating throughout space..

[@joeyjamison5772]

I wonder what aliens would think if they ever found a used tampon floating in space.

[@hamzasr6501]

Joey Jamison if they're in space they're a lot more mature and would use it to study the human body

[@teceyS3]

ROFL

[@jelssonlfflame6823]

😱😱😱used condoms 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DanStevenson]

@@joeyjamison5772 Probably think, "That was some wound that needed a bandage like that!"

[@HanfM]

thousands of satellites? I don’t see a single satellite on Nasa space live.

[@jasonwallace3319]

Earth is not a ball!!

[@chezza81]

Hanf. You’re not looking close enough. I’ve seen LOADS! Remember they are really quite small!

[@chezza81]

And if earth isn’t a ball, can you explain how the ISS doesn’t stop and go around a corner..

[@joecool2864]

Jason Wallace oblate spheroid

[@chezza81]

You really can see satellites! I have even seen them and checked up on another app to find out what they are called.

[@joerisijtsma787]

1:35 are they realy trying to say that the glove of a astronaut has been hit by space junk? lol

[@KicksPregnantWomen]

it was

[@3p1ks]

wouldn't that be like getting your thumb hit by a jeep driving 70 mph?

[@nithinnitro4706]

Those real heros putting all these junk. Thank u heros

[@liverpooldragons]

Haha, the deep over-dramatic voice trying to make it sound very scary

[@elchupulooo8970]

Bullshit there's no such thing as outerspace or planets on our creator yahuahs flat earth ignorant peaces of shit what a joke lol

[@nellaeneguesamoht5223]

Yeah I know. With all the satellites and stuff that's in orbit since the 60's it's a wonder accidents don't occur more often. Oooh space debris... Hide!!!

[@sundownsolutions2]

What a load of bloody rubbish

[@elchupulooo8970]

Just like I said ignorant indoctrinated sheeple as you will soon see when yahuah sends his son yahusha to claim his kingdom here on yahuahs flat earth believe it or not and you can take that and cash it in the bank pendejos lol

[@seedplanter7173]

A cool voice is a must while programming the people..

[@brianlampert3459]

Bill Nye the Science Guy says that we can't ship trash into space because we live in an enclosed system we can't leave this place

[@relentlessmadman]

bill nye the science farce in a bow tye!

[@JoaquinArguelles]

We suck. The only thing we won't damage is what we can't reach.

[@JayIMcgallion]

What I would like to know is, how come the objects maintain the same momentum, without disturbance? Wouldn't some pieces collide, with others? Does the exerted energy the objects are dishing out to keep orbiting, run out over time? I need some answers...

[@titooyus6788]

When in orbit, debris orbits in the same directions and possibly close to similar speed, just like all cars in a highway travelling at 100kph or slower in one direction, so if they collide the debris will be push, but soon these bebris will fall to earth, but it wil be burnt once they enter the earth's atmosphere. It may take them years to stay in orbit.

[@anrose8335]

Second dumb question: if a human body for some reason detached completely from the space station would that (dead) body assume a prodigiously fast speed and continually orbit the earth just as the other junk does? I appreciate all intelligent answers.

[@ununun9995]

Depends on the angle but since they travel at the same speed as the iss or any space object they use to get there it probably will. If not it either fly in space or in your face.

[@jamess5415]

We’ve become the trailer park planet of the universe 😄🤣😂

[@someoneunusual4681]

Rude. I know a lot of clean trailer parks!

[@ikonni1415]

Haha

[@willie4549]

No we’re just the only ones with intelligent life that we know of so far??? I don’t understand why it’s bad to have space debris other than it hitting the ISS. We’re gonna stop sending rockets into space cuz it causes a little space depris?

[@Lunar_Capital]

Eli S. Ramirez You’re a lie.

[@Lunar_Capital]

Eli S. Ramirez I am? No YOU!

[@zeinab8089]

this is very intressting

[@Lynn-Lynn-Lynn]

Glad to know humans not only trashed earthed but the whole gravitational field around it ✨ 🎉 ya way to go team 👏

[@LittleImpaler]

It's not just humans that is causing pollution on earth. Animals pollute with their waste. There's always been pollution since the beginning of time.

[@neo8102]

They've already found us, it is we who are seeking acknowledgement 🖖

[@pieterplatvis4286]

Aliens are demons

[@ccho907]

Put up a big wall of sticky mouse traps attached to the space station

[@astralflux8968]

C. Cho that’s not a bad idea

[@LittleImpaler]

A few people on Professor David channel don't believe me there's space pollution. Professor David said that space was empty. And I said, " is space really empty when there's space pollution from stars, and whatnot."

[@Rvmoss]

Do they not have like a PA emergency system where mission control can tell them a count down on whether or not the debris is about to hit and can dip out in a capsule?

[@Rededed]

Honestly if we have enough we could stop global warming

[@atifbajwa3860]

Redflamez and growing vegetables....

[@sebb7162]

@@atifbajwa3860 I got donuts

[@lazydoctorr]

"you have to find a way to turn, cold numbers; just data, into something that emotionally resonates with people." yeah, that's what worries us about technology.

[@Politics_is_PUBLIC_TOILET]

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[@RyanGotReal]

Imagine Earth just formed rings with all the Spacejunk there are.

[@elgatogordo9523]

Reminds me of the animated film WALL-E with all the space junk surrounding Earth 🌎

[@glipplegames]

John Carver from Dead Space 3: "More like a grave yard"

[@lasvegassnowman5505]

Everywhere we go we shit on, especially in this realm

[@AI-mw3tv]

Can anyone say bgm which starts playing @ 7:05.

[@mrkosmozz]

Junk in space , plastic in the ocean = impossible clean-up

[@dasrupak1971]

Air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution, and ....space pollution.

[@FastFordClub]

We are Human , we are not smart enough , even polluting Space

[@mfp5431]

Yeah, but polliting the space is not harmefull to space

[@paulmerritt8593]

There is much more to this story. "For what ever reason we did not see it coming?" Do you know the technology they use to avoid these things from happening? They know way in advance unless it is coming from outside our orbit. every object is tracked even tiny tiny pieces.

[@dataspeaks2242]

Nice video with good narration. I have a video satellites.

[@NYEK_GTR_]

We can’t even avoid the trash that’s sitting here on earth but they dodging trash in space 🤔

[@edwinjohnson8488]

Humans never get enough of problems

[@russellbarbett997]

Can you really imagine space junk moving (8 miles per second) tho. How would you even have time to escape.

[@bensocrazy7264]

Russell Barbett they tracked it before it got close obviously

[@russellbarbett997]

BenSoCrazy don't be, it was an (imagine) question. Have you ever moved in anything 8 miles per second, never mind don't answer that.

[@sebastianhernandez3502]

I wonder if they’re working on a clean up mission

[@GjaP_242]

Debris left in orbits below 600 km normally fall back to Earth within several years. At altitudes of 800 km, the time for orbital decay is often measured in centuries. Above 1,000 km, orbital debris will normally continue circling the Earth for a thousand years or more. Source: NASA Orbital Debris Program Office

[@tur8obro80]

2:33 "enemy orbital vsat online"

[@snakepliskin23]

And they say that it’s “meteors” or “fireballs” when they fall from the sky

[@Leo.Wirabuana]

I'd like to ask on 27453 2002-032A and 44547 2019-063A were there any collision ? considering their altitude (apogee). Geostationary orbit nightmare.

[@tommybrown3870]

We need to make some kind of space some kind of that Shields that protect the space station maybe some kind of titanium or something that way whenever it does clean up the garbage

[@Matthew-pn4og]

Is there any work being done to try and figure out how to clean the space around us.

[@bodeigausweibly5693]

Are you doing any work?

[@jm1182]

Yes the makers of the film spaceballs conceptualised a flying space craft that would transform into a giant robot maid with a giant vacuum.

[@reacherflyer9942]

@@jm1182 Woah Omg True Lol

[@DarnellHendeason-dk3uw]

Why can't they just divert power to the forward shields?

[@abduct1097]

Lmao

[@carpingwithcarson]

I dream of 3D printing a exact replica of the moon with a diameter of 20 ft. 😳

[@eliszotaj4352]

You are real heros Space Force I love you guys

[@yourbandsux]

Can’t we employ some aliens to help us clean the mess? I mean isn’t the u.s. use to that

[@mouniahafnaoui1820]

If we don't find ourselves in Skyward kinda situation where debris are falling along with aliens ships to destroy us 😁

[@pgamingbs399]

We wILl bUIld A wAlL ANd mAkE tHe AlieNs pAy FoR It aLl

[@tommitwelvetreez]

lol omg realy.

[@meghanachauhan9380]

By the gods! That was funny!

[@markcontracting3303]

Okay, this was pathetic

[@bgilchrist228]

I love these astronauts telling their stories with their beedy eyes and the beautiful CGI.

[@nelsonr.7391]

To me it seems dumb not to deal with this. Even worse, to keep sending stuff up. You're asking for a disaster. The day something tragic happens, " we're forming an international organization to make sure this doesn't happen again". You can do that now.

[@billyfaizzaly]

Most exciting branch of the military. !