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Satellite is a generic descriptor for any body that orbits a much larger body. The term commonly refers to objects orbiting planets, like artificial satellites and moons, but it can sometimes also refer to planets, small stars, satellite galaxies, and other objects.
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Regarding satellites and their 'safety'
Are satellites nowadays designed so that if one fails or its orbit degrades the scientists involved can send it various codes so that it will starts to 'beak-up' into smaller and smaller parts where when … So this automated 'forced breaking up' until its parts are small enough,could be a safety feature for satellites. Is this feasible? …
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