europoors are always talking about trying to โleadโ. the world would be a much better more peaceful place if they were content to simply follow (amerigods)
American and Chinese satellites will just ram through EU satellites unscathed. Which will tumble to Earth and burn through the atmosphere it hadn't already turn into space debris.
No one respects the EU here at the ground, how would this not be doubly-so in near-earth orbit and beyond?
>>212143575 only russians do that americans and chinese don't do that because they actually value their satellite networks and don't want to risk kessler syndrome russians don't give a shit and would gladly destroy every satellite, but they don't have the technical knowledge to do it
>>212143272 >>212143330 I thought that way too, but the issue is that optimal transit orbits aren't infinite, and the odds of something new crashing with something old is worrying. Don't see space orbits around the earth as "the void" but as train tracks