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We are here to share knowledge 👌

It’s not click bait, it’s an honest article to whom I’ve subscribed since University.

Soooo what you're saying is... It's getting closer.. ;p Well done!

Ebony and ivory. Hard to believe 2 of the most amazing musicians ever could come together and produce such a laughably bad song.

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I don't know what this means but it made me think of me having only two to three brain cells. 😭

We need to get over our culture of free pollution.

The same people who pay to have the trash picked up from your curb.

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I have an Orion Starblast 4.5. Do you think a camera like the ZWO ASI120MC-S would work with that? Would I have to have it hooked directly to a laptop while I'm using it or can it be connected to a smartphone for capturing? Lastly, is the screen you have it connected to (ie the laptop) the only way to see what the telescope is looking at when you have this camera mounted on the focuser?

Sorry for all the questions. I love my telescope and would like to dabble a little in astrophotography without spending a ton of money. Right now I'm just using my phone camera through the eyepiece but that obviously has a lot of limitations.

20 is a lot of magnification to hold and steady I can barely handle 10.

Wow incredible thank you for sharing that

Considering how important space junk remove will become soon as the number of satellites in orbit continues to increase exponentially, I would say that likely NASA or more probably the Space Force would pay for the time being. In the future, with more legislation we could see a space launch tax aimed at funding removal of space junk or requirements for satellite owners to directly pay the bill if their satellite dies in orbit and needs to be removed.

It's comin' right at us!

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That space cleanup is a scam

I think

No one is going to pay for it until it becomes a threat to their livelihood. Then they will do just enough to benefit them.

And a few decades of feet, many of them Russian, I think re entry would be the kindest thing for the old girl. Not right away of course, but someday not to far in the future she deserves a Viking funeral. Although I would like to see the whole thing preserved if possible, I don't know if an orbit transfer and mothballing could work, maybe a gas station for starships.

Don't forget the 460 dollar equatorial platform made of birch wood for the final

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Jupiter graphics got better with next gen universe update

> Who pays for space debris removal?

Seldom the ones who make the mess, just like pretty much everything else.