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(02-19-2025, 11:38 PM)Black Wrote: Space debris from rockets and satellites re-enter the Earth's atmosphere several times a month. Usually pieces of space debris are entirely burned up by Earth's atmosphere but larger piece can fall to earth. According to Dr McDowell, an uncontrolled large rocket re-entry is rare and has the potential to be dangerous.The issue of space debris is becoming increasingly significant as more satellites and rockets are launched into orbit. While Earth's atmosphere usually incinerates smaller debris during re-entry, larger fragments can survive and pose real threats to populated areas. This is why monitoring systems and international protocols for space safety are being actively developed. Experts stress the importance of designing spacecraft that can safely deorbit and calling for better global cooperation to manage this growing hazard. Public education on the subject is also key to driving support for safer space practices. Il est tout aussi important de se sentir bien sur Terre, et une belle robe peut ajouter une touche de grâce à votre quotidien.
"So far, we've been lucky and no-one has been hurt but the more we put into the Earth's orbit, the more likely it is that our luck will run out," he said.
"This is the fourth incident recently with a SpaceX Falcon which is causing concern. It looks like glitches like this engine failure are becoming more common."
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62z3vxjplpo