In any case, a catastrophic multi-sat collision would only result in a meteor shower
Previous collisions have resulted in debris that intersected with higher orbits. While those debris themselves will decay, if they collide with something in a higher orbit, a significant portion of the resulting debris will be there for a very long time.
Look at the apogees resulting from a major collision in 2009 in fig 3 on page 2
they would be afraid of retribution for resistance
They will be in fear if Ukraine rules over them too, there was no shortage of war-crimes being committed against the civilians before the 2022 invasion.
But in either scenario, they will be in less fear than if they’re literally being shelled.
Are you suggesting that if Ukraine let go of the Russian-speaking parts of Ukraine that Russia occupies, people living in those areas would flee, or that people would flee Ukraine proper in the event of peace?
Neither scenario makes sense to me, why would you expect more people would leave if the bombs stopped?
Why wouldn’t you just take the squirrels where they want to go?
The KGB hasn’t existed for over 30 years.
But no, the KGB was nowhere near as evil as the CIA. Here’s one instance of what happens when the CIA is sucessful.
You can find similar atrocities in every single country in South America. Also Afghanistan and much of Africa.
“I wish America could build some effective passenger rail and free housing”
monkey’s paw curls
How’d that happen? I thought the US Women’s soccer team was really good, they got gold in the Paris Olympics and a few recent World Cups.
Zelenskyy saying they’ll fight until they take Crimea in 2022 and 2024.
There’s 3 parties that can unilaterally end the war here, Putin, by just going home and abandoning Crimea and the occupied parts of Ukraine, Zelensky, by accepting peace and giving up the Russian-speaking parts of Ukraine, and America, by not trying to fight Russia to the last drop of Ukrainian blood.
But there’s other actions that are helping, such as Hungary and Georgia by taking Russian draft dodgers and the rest of the EU by taking Ukrainian draft dodgers.
Zelensky is just as capable of ending this as Putin is.
Historically, union workers were assured dem voters. This changed as the dems left organized labor out to dry.
Well yes, of course, just as Zelenskyy could end the people fleeing Ukraine by accepting a peace deal.
The same applies to the west not accepting Ukraine’s extradition requests of its draft dodgers so far.
Every bomb and soldier that enters the conflict, on either side, is a bad day for someone, statistically mostly civilians.
What’s the political situation in Hungary? If Orban is ousted, how likely is the next guy to be less fascist?
I’m sure 99.99% of Russian immigrants aren’t spies. Bringing in Russians genuinely damages Russia’s ability to carry out the war though; they’re down to a 2.6% unemployment rate and real wages are up like 40%.
They’re taking significant measures to get soldiers and labor, and the more Russians flee, the more they have to do to get labor and troops.
Hezbollah is the only thing stopping Israel from conquering Lebanon, if they need Iran’s help to stop Israel from invading and ethnically cleansing their land like they’re doing in Palestine, so be it.
Racism aside, they have to follow the regulations in countries they do business.
So we need to ask, what tends to be the penalty for having a data breech and lying about it in the US and EU and China?
Apparently China hit Chinese Uber, Didi for 1.2 billion when they had a data breech in 2022.
What does it express?
The other shit they did informs us of they way they think.
I understand why you’d assume they’re being sarcastic, but someone who literally believes Israel is killing bad guys isn’t going to express sarcasm that way. Those are not the posts of someone concerned with blowback.
They have 7 accounts, and they all have similar content removed by mods.
The AI one looks neat, but it lacks expression.
Not in a solid form. There may be some undesirable effects though at greater numbers, we don’t really have good data. Here’s a blog post by the European Space Agency talking about a couple studies on the effects of satellite reentry. Note that the satellites they simulated were significantly larger than the Starlink satellites.