Earth's orbit is running out of free space. Numbers are frightening specialists

Earth's orbit is becoming increasingly congested with satellites and space debris, creating a situation that worries specialists. The so-called "invisible highway," through which satellite communications and internet circulate, is reaching its capacity limits. Astrophysicists and space industry officials are warning that the safety limit may already have been exceeded. Another 41,000 devices are planned to be launched by 2034, which should significantly worsen the situation. This orbital congestion represents a growing risk to space operations and to the long-term sustainability of human activities in space.