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c0nc0rdance@c0nc0rdance.bsky.social |
I need #Chemsky to read this paper & help me raise awareness.🧪
"Satellites burn up at the end of service life during reentry, generating aluminum oxides as the main byproduct. These are known catalysts for chlorine activation that depletes ozone in the stratosphere."
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Tim
@tlatshaw.bsky.social
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Glad Elon Musk has invested in screwing us over even after he's gone.
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DR Drew Pinskeet
@davidralin.bsky.social
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Yet another topic on which Devo was way ahead of us.
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MarkH
@markhoofnagle.bsky.social
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Please. I read about this and know enough to be horrified but not enough to comment intelligently on what the predictable outcomes may be.
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c0nc0rdance
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As more satellites enter orbit, especially some of the newer constellation-based arrays (Starlink), the potential for ozone depletion by de-orbiting satellites will increase. With currently planned missions we'll go from 17 tons/yr to 360 tons/yr of aluminum entering the atmosphere.
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Lingfeng Ge
@lingfengge.bsky.social
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Humans need to find a way to repair the ozone layer...
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@bluecabazon.bsky.social
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After a lifetime of learning history, it becomes apparent that EVERYTHING humans do eventually causes catastrophic destruction, to the natural world!
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Michael
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Oh man the dipshits that use the ozone layer healing as a gotcha are going to be pissed
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Jaze
@jaze.bsky.social
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Shoot them into the sun then.
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