Kessler syndrome could make space exploration and the use of satellites dangerous, or even unfeasible, for many generations.

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All of this adds up to the likelihood, the ESA warns, that a theoretical scenario known as the Kessler Syndrome could become ...

"This syndrome predicts an escalating space debris population that leads to an increased likelihood of collisions and further ...

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