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What is 'space junk'?

The increasing number of satellites, like Starlink, raises concerns about 'space junk' or orbital debris. This refers to man-made objects orbiting Earth that no longer serve a useful purpose. These can range from defunct satellites to tiny fragments of rockets, posing a collision risk to operational spacecraft and potentially creating more debris.

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