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Bay Area Experts Warn of Potential 'Kessler Syndrome' from Satellite Congestion

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Bay Area Experts Warn of Potential 'Kessler Syndrome' from Satellite Congestion

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  • Increasing satellite launches have created a crowded atmosphere, leading to concerns about **Kessler Syndrome**.
  • This phenomenon occurs when satellite debris collides, creating further debris and hindering **important satellite operations**.
  • Experts claim that around **4,000 satellites** were in orbit in 2019, with estimates of over **60,000** by 2030.
  • Concerns are raised about the regulatory framework around **satellite traffic management**, especially after historical collisions.
  • Although risks exist, some astronomers express optimism regarding solutions for debris management and space sustainability.

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