CEO of Tesla and Spacex Elon Musk believes that the spatial spacecraft will be able to “end” debris-debris-debris-debris-debris – debris Debris with the help of “moving dizzy doors”.
Billionaire Tech talks about this when trying to answer the user’s request about cleaning the garbage in the room caused as a result of expeditions made by humans.
In the answer, Musk said, “Yes, we can fly into space & end the debris with a moving vortex door”.
He previously tweeted about the spacex starlink cover with a picture that showed the transfer of orbit from Earth to Mars.
@elonmusk hei elon outside the starlink that you change orbits to reduce the impact (kessler syndrome), have spacex …
https://t.co/XRH3AJDou2- Hide Yo Meme (@reqnews) 1625347606000The Space ‘Junk’, which includes rockets Backup parts and other debris that hover in space, can be proven to be dangerous for spacecraft if it happens to collide with them.
Spacex President Gwynne Shotwell previously said in an interview with Time magazine that the spacecraft was able to take garbage in the earth’s orbit and save it in the bay of cargo.
The chances of collisions will increase with the increase in the number of satellites in orbit, which occurs because SpaceX has placed more than 1500 star satellites in lower land orbit and plans to increase up to 42,000 in mid-2027, according to reports by people in business.
The first Starship rocket can blow into space as early as July.
Let’s hope it can do work and collect garbage on the route too.