In Wall-E, when the space ship is leaving Earth it penetrates a gigantic debris field around the planet. I think this is an eventuality we are on our way to reaching.

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I don't think this has anything to do with Sustainability.

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Wtf?

Is pouring all the crap we do in earths orbit sustainable?

Is the orbit not our environment?

Enough of those happening and we won't have satellites or space launches at all for a long time..

Can you hear me NOW?

Guys, think how much cooler Earth will look with rings!

We still have a *spacy channel?

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I wondered about spacy, but I thought it might be for 70's acid videos. Upon investigation, I have learned it's not.

Also, putting back in Eco because earths orbit is a resource, and it's finite.

If this isn't *geeky nothing is.

Way cool too...

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The scary thing about this kind of thing is that it could cut us off from space. The more this kind of thing happens the more pieces of metal there are flying around at a zillion miles per hour that will destroy other satellites making more zillion mph pieces of metal until you just have no way to have satellite communications, space stations etc because they won't last long.

What we need is a giant scoop.

Save the exosphere!™