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Space Junk: Worse than you think

Space Junk: Worse than you think

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"NASA estimates that there are more than 500,000 pieces of hazardous space debris orbiting Earth."

Graphic:
http://news.cnet.com/2300-11386_3-10014512.html

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Originally posted by Taoman
"NASA estimates that there are more than 500,000 pieces of hazardous space debris orbiting Earth."

Graphic:
http://news.cnet.com/2300-11386_3-10014512.html
God help us!! We are ruining the cosmic environmnet. Next thing you know we will have cosmic warming from all this pollution and then where will we be? 😲

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Originally posted by whodey
God help us!! We are ruining the cosmic environmnet. Next thing you know we will have cosmic warming from all this pollution and then where will we be? 😲
We should implement a global cosmic tax.

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Originally posted by whodey
God help us!! We are ruining the cosmic environmnet. Next thing you know we will have cosmic warming from all this pollution and then where will we be? 😲
no, but having to fit heavy armour to anything and everything we try to launch into space, is
going to put a serious crimp in our space programs.

Satelites are nut just useful but essential to our modern lifestyle.

And you would notice if they all got destroyed by space debris.


The reason the people on the east coast of america got days notice that they were going to
be hit with a hurricane and thus could prepare, was because of satelite forcasting.

Satelites are important.

Orbiting space junk kills satelites.

Thus space junk is bad and we should do something about it.



I also suspect you are buying into the nonsense that global climate change isn't real/serious/man made...

This is nonsense...

but then you knew that... right.

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Originally posted by googlefudge
I also suspect you are buying into the nonsense that global climate change isn't real/serious/man made...
He isn't buying into it. He is the one spreading it. He has some twisted theory that it will get him out of paying carbon tax (and he doesn't really care what happens to his children).

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Originally posted by twhitehead
He isn't buying into it. He is the one spreading it. He has some twisted theory that it will get him out of paying carbon tax (and he doesn't really care what happens to his children).
What children? They were all mutants.....

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Originally posted by Taoman
"NASA estimates that there are more than 500,000 pieces of hazardous space debris orbiting Earth."

Graphic:
http://news.cnet.com/2300-11386_3-10014512.html
not too bad considering a bucket of sand would be about that much.

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