Thousands of tons of hydrogen are wasted every year installing a surveillance grid in orbit and destroying the ozone layer, while taxing the plebs for their carbon emissions.
Kessler syndrome will fix it.
>>17064506you should see what wars do to the climate. they pay no carbon tax
>>17064506https://phys.org/news/2026-06-rocket-reentries-earth-ozone-layer.html
spacers will be the undoing of mankind
>>17064853https://eos.org/features/the-coming-surge-of-rocket-emissions
>>17064506Is this shit funded by alien glowies to prevent humans from competing with them?
>>17064506Please provide a functional theory and cost-effective means for antigravity in order to transcend rocketry, then.I am sure you are up for the task.I want results on my desk by next month, now off you go.
>>17065099the article is from junei don't hear anyone talking about itwe won't be competing with anyone when we destroy our atmosphere
>>17065100it's not just rocket exhaust that is harmful but also the burnup of inactive satellites and rocket parts reentering Earth's atmosphere
we're earthbound anyway so why put our home at risk?
>>17065100What about launch loop?
>>17065103Horrendous perfidious anglo physiognomy, not even going to read it.
>>17065102Tzk, Tzk. Cost-effective antigravity with no exhaust also means infinite orbit, longer decommissioning, and potentially using the readily available dead satellites as raw materials for orbital projects.The search for magitech is inherently preferable to satisfying the fruitless power fantasy of trapping the species on earth, sorry.
>>17065105“Now one thing I really want your generation to embrace is that the Earth is a closed system. We cannot leave the Earth. There’s no place to go.”
>>17065106i correct my earlier statement about spacersweebs will be the undoing of mankind
>>17064506ok but how does this affect you personally?
>>17065108How many humanities have been undone as of late, according to your second hand, para-religious eschatological fantasies?
>>17065110everyone i know lives here and will be affected by it, including my cats.
>>17065112well, according to the oldest story ever discovered, the epic of gilgamesh, a great flood purged the previous iterationi would assume they had a lot of weebs, too
The obvious solution is to build and launch rockets from another celestial object (like the moon) and not letting the sats burn up in our atmosphere. Easy peasy, hire me nasa.
>>17064548They try to keep them to the deserts in countries to reduce environmental damage.
They love cloud seeding shit and affecting the environment.
>>17065100Please provide an argument on why we actually need to launch so many rockets and satellites that barely reach LEO.inb4>muh communicationsso you are a surveillance shill. got it.
>>17064506It's not surveillance grid, it's communication grid.
>>17065821They need to be in LEO because realtime HD video (the one you need to steer military drones in real time) requires high bandwidth and low latency.
>>17065824it's funny considering that the US keeps losing even with the huge advantage given by all the surveillance satellites it has.
>>17064506Aw man, jeez, I guess we better just stay on this rock until an asteroid wipes us the fuck out.
>>17064506>>17065101>i don't hear anyone talking about itBecause it is a nothingburger, there is no chlorine in rocket exhaust.
>>17065824put the intelligence to operate the drone onto the drone, and you don't need all that.
>>17065829>the US keeps losingBrown hands wrote that post
>>17065902gg goycattleGo die for the kikes on the other side of the planet in a place you don't belong.TKD can't come soon enough
Money wasted on not actually going in space and doing this lol.
>>17065902You have turned the internet to shit with your racism
>>17065100Just build a fucking Moon base and limit Earth launches to fewer, large-scale trips with fuckloads of material, then anything smaller or longer distance goes from the Moon.
>>17066140Good luck man
>>17066152Eh we keep people in the ISS eating high energy protons, it'll be fine.
>>17066201the ISS is in LEO in the thermosphere within the magnetic fieldit's just scratching the surface
>>17066204Then we send in the local schizo who believes that fasting cures cancer, we can even save on rations.
>>17066212i think we should send people who believe anyone was even close to the mooni'm sure they would be excited too
