I don’t like this (space occupation)… the advanced nations destroyed trees when they are developing their nations. Now they are destroying the near space. To be clear, I don’t mind Elon’s idea of going to Mars. However by crowding the near space, like Starlink and Amazon’s LEO. That’s only US… don’t forget China’s players… and just imagine all those nations that become more developed and decided to launch their own satellites 🛰️. The same thing that happened to earth when the developed countries started the destruction and “requested” others not to do the same! When more players come on board, and the near space becomes so crowded that crashes will happen, no matter how good those sensors are. The crash will trigger more crashes. I am not sure if we will see “showers” going back into earth then?! It’s well and good to think big, however without a care for nature, Elon may well be the super rich guy through destroying earth. Do we deserve this fate? I don’t know.
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