New article on too many satellites and ways that we SHOULD be allocating orbits (by Gregory Radisic with me as second author) https://theconversation.com/too-many-satellites-earths-orbit-is-on-track-for-a-catastrophe-but-we-can-stop-it-275430

[allsumnull@mastodon.cloud]

@sundogplanets which outlet?

[zombiegopher@gamepad.club]

@sundogplanets just remember, down there everything is orbiting upside down

[penpencilbrush@mstdn.social]

@sundogplanets Look what you're missing

"Prairies bracing for up to 40cm of snowfall"

[sundogplanets@mastodon.social]

@penpencilbrush Sorry not sorry

[grb090423@mastodon.social]

@sundogplanets

Excellent article.

[qccechris@mastodon.social]

@sundogplanets Woah, they've got Scott Manley referenced!

[qccechris@mastodon.social]

@sundogplanets * You've

[qccechris@mastodon.social]

@sundogplanets I'm going to look at the positives. Kellser Syndrome suggests this is a problem that will solve itself, sadly if anyones in the ISS or Tiangong.

[doomstrike@metalhead.club]

@sundogplanets
Great article, love the little applet(?) that lets you trigger collisions.

[djitydjity@mastodon.social]

@sundogplanets Just like we license and allocate radio frequencies for media broadcasting, mobile phone communications and data transmission. The corporations have adopted a Terre Nullius principle to outer space - but in fact we all own it together and any action within it has consequences for us all.