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If only someone could have seen this coming.
Other than scientists who have been warning about the risks of excess space debris for years...
Space debris isn't real. And if it is it's not caused by humans.
I don't think they caught your joke.
Is that because you think the earth is flat?
The Earth would be flat, if it was real. Wake up sheeple
Not to mention potentially rendering swaths of any orbital lane beyond LEO useless.
The atmosphere causes almost all meteorites to burn up before hitting the surface, I imagine that the same holds for space debris. So the concern about space debris hitting your house seems to be more about drawing attention to the very real problem of space debris to orbiting satellites.
Except NASA straight up confirms it was crap from the ISS that smashed his house...but ok
nearly 2-pound chunk of a jettisoned pallet of used batteries that crashed through the roof and two floors of a Florida man's house last month came from the International Space Station.
I'm really less worried about what they're doing to the surface than what they're doing to the atmosphere. And the number of launches is increasing by huge amounts every year.
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/how-a-new-space-race-could-be-harming-the-earths-atmosphere