Summary:
- Kessler Syndrome is a scenario where the amount of space debris in Earth's orbit becomes so high that it creates a cascading effect, leading to more collisions and even more debris.
- This could eventually make certain orbits unusable, disrupting satellite communications, GPS, and other space-based technologies that are crucial for modern life.
- Experts warn that we are approaching a critical point where the amount of debris in orbit is increasing rapidly, and action is needed to mitigate the risks of Kessler Syndrome.