Legal action over dangerous crowding of satellites and debris in space

2 The Global Network Against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space is involved in a legal action against the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) to pressure them to create rules/guidelines for the launching of satellites in space. Lower Earth orbit (LEO) is becoming dangerously crowded and NASA scientists are concerned about growing space debris and likely cascading collisions in orbit (Kessler Syndrome). The US is moving quickly to grab as many of the remaining orbital parking spaces as possible in order to deny Russia, China, India and other nations from deploying satellites in LEO.
The Space Force today contends that it will ‘control and dominate space’ and use space tech to win wars on the Earth below.
Our lead lawyer recently sent the GN this report (linked above) on the current legal challenge and the issues involved……….. more https://space4peace.org/legal-action-against-fcc/
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