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"Orbital House Of Cards": One Solar Storm And 2.8 Days Could End In Disaster For Earth And Its Satellites
The study introduces the CRASH Clock metric showing collision risk in low Earth orbit has dropped from 121 days in 2018 to 2.8 days, raising debris cascade concerns.
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Satellites face collapse like ‘house of cards’ in severe solar storm, scientists warn
The rapidly growing number of satellites in low Earth orbit are increasingly becoming vulnerable to space weather events and could tumble like a “house of cards” after a major solar storm, a new study warns.
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Read Full ArticleStudy reveals devastating effect solar storms could have on satellites - Technology Shout
A new study warns that the rapidly growing traffic of satellites in low Earth orbit is increasingly vulnerable to space weather events and could collapse like a “house of cards” after a major solar storm. Research warns that solar storms could knock out satellites’ navigation and communications systems, allowing them to move away from each other and prevent collisions. According to previous research, even a single collision between satellites co…
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