Quote from: Keef on Today at 03:55:11The debris field from Starstinks will endanger missions to the ISS. This won't trouble Elon Musk who has already killed thousands with his whompy wheeled exploding Terdslas.

There is no danger to the ISS, the satellites are very low earth orbit, without constant propulsion, they quickly fall back down to earth and burn up, this one being no exception.

Quote from: ricegf on December 22, 2025, 15:03:21

QuoteThe fact that the "satellite's current trajectory will place it below the ISS, posing no risk to the orbiting lab or its crew" sounds entirely coincidental.

Only if you know nothing about them.

The ISS orbits the Earth at about 400 km (roughly 250 miles), while Starlink satellites orbit in 3 concentric shells at around 340 km, 550 km, and 1,110 km altitudes.

Thus the safety of the ISS is literally a design feature of Starlink, not a coincidence!

enjoying that Musk you are sucking?

The debris field from Starstinks will endanger missions to the ISS. This won't trouble Elon Musk who has already killed thousands with his whompy wheeled exploding Terdslas.

QuoteThe fact that the "satellite's current trajectory will place it below the ISS, posing no risk to the orbiting lab or its crew" sounds entirely coincidental.

Only if you know nothing about them.

The ISS orbits the Earth at about 400 km (roughly 250 miles), while Starlink satellites orbit in 3 concentric shells at around 340 km, 550 km, and 1,110 km altitudes.

Thus the safety of the ISS is literally a design feature of Starlink, not a coincidence!