Quick, totally unscientific poll.

[lioh@social.anoxinon.de]

@sundogplanets knew the symptoms, not the name.

[arma_pollo@mastodon.social]

@sundogplanets I know the term from the anime series Planetes (2004)

[fonteya@frikiverse.zone]

@sundogplanets From "Planetes"!

[topazrabbit@oldbytes.space]

@RachelThornSub @sundogplanets Planetes is a top-tier anime, I think I knew about it beforehand but the series made the problems way more clear.

[neutronstar@infosec.exchange]

@Lioh @sundogplanets
I did too, I really hope this isn’t what the future holds for us.

Just last year I took a photograph of the night sky and managed to capture several satellites in just one picture. The results of what even more satellites would look like frightens me

[avirr@sfba.social]

@sundogplanets Re-learned the meaning, again

[softspeak@defcon.social]

@sundogplanets

Being honest here, I was about to click "Yes, I've Known a while" confident that I knew what it was, then I stopped myself looked it up and realized I'm wrong.

Confidence of fools, I actually believed I knew what it was.

[heyray@social.tchncs.de]

@sundogplanets
@RachelThornSub
@TopazRabbit
@sleet01
@arma_pollo
@fonteya

Just awesome how many people mentioned that very Manga / Anime about some „simple garbage men“ in space 🥰

[steven@indieweb.social]

@sundogplanets I only knew it from Kerbal Space Program

[morgan@sfba.social]

@sundogplanets weird, I can select an option (never heard of it) but the VOTE button is un-action-able.

[arem@mstdn.ca]

@sundogplanets I picked up Kessler Cascade from Schlock Mercenary, specifically from a large number of mirror satellites orbiting earth in a ring, and used for advertising. They were also hijacked to point all their light at once place.