The Dark Side of Space Exploration | Space Debris Piles Up | Between the Lines with Palki Sharma
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Published 2023-08-13
Satellites are extremely useful. They assist with global communications, GPS navigation, and even the gathering of weather information. However, they end up generating a significant amount of space junk. This space debris is dangerous due to the possibility of colliding with working satellites and even the International Space Station. So what's the solution? How do we deal with our space junk problem? Palki Sharma tells you on this episode of Between the Lines.
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All Comments (21)
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Did you know about the space junk problem? Comment below and tell us.
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Palki, I really appreciate your courage to move away from the mainstream manipulated media and doing this kind of independent reporting but on very important issues often neglected in the light of politics, selfishness and monopoly of the rest of news channels. Kudos to you. #inspiring. I hope I wish to do so in my line of work . I saw your videos being quoted of given reference to by many of international news media. 🎉
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Knew that this was a growing issue for over a decade, it's nice to see media talking about it.
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The punch line ....great thing about space is there is so much space...😂
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Palkiji 🌹, Every issue raised by You is very significant. Obviously the space junk poses Risk. Time to think about it... .
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finally earth gets rings like saturn 😂 . rings of satellite
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Very few people are talking on this subject. Very nice to see Palki raising this issue.
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Only You covers all the news very extensivaly like Environment, Economics, Science and technology, National and International news.Thank you very much.
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Palki mam there should be more journalists like you, even if they can do 10% of your effort world could be a much better place to live in 👍, love your journolism, you are a true gem of INDIA 🇮🇳🇮🇳
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I had heard about space junk but only after listening to Ma'am Palki I understood its seriousness and the real hazard it poses and shall continue to pose to future space travel.
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Palki ma'am wearing a Rudraksh Mala on hand. 🙌🙌🙌🙌 Har Har mahadev
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I have watch so many journalist...but palki is just above ahead of the rest
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This channel must be commended. Ive learnt a lot here
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Hey Palki Mam, Please make a detailed video about the Indian Farm Bills that were repealed later, its positives and negatives, and why it faced such a large Backlash in "Between the Lines" Saga. And The Israeli Palestinian Conflict for Flashback series and what was India's role in this conflict.
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Journalist Ravi Shankar has such interest to give such news which many neglect to present in Main streem media. Kudos to Madam Palki Sharma presenting selected news to us on regular basis.
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I agreed Palki, all these junk bring all down for ♻️ ♻️
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Surprisingly, no disasters yet owing to the space debris eg. International Space Station colliding with some debris.
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Hats off No channel covered this story earlier
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Amazing presentation.... i m sure it takes a lot of research and hardwork...great work!
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In general, the space debris problem is a money problem. We need internationally agreed upon rules concerning the life of satellites and their like from cradle to grave. The cost of a launch needs to include the cost of deorbiting satellites once they are obsolete or nonfunctioning. Cleanup of existing debris should be financed by the current spacefaring nations (example, an annual fee collected and managed by the UN based on the percentage of satellite in operation would be one way of doing it). Remember that companies around the world have plans to quadruple the number of satellites in low Earth orbit over the next 10 years. And this is only the beginning.