China Plans Massive Satellite Network Amid Growing Space Traffic Concerns

The European Space Agency calls for international space traffic laws as China aims to deploy 15,000 satellites by 2030.

China's 'Tausend Segel' project seeks to launch 15,000 satellites by 2030 to provide regional internet access.
The European Space Agency (ESA) warns of increased collision risks and advocates for a global space traffic law.
China's initiative is part of a larger trend, with other countries like the US and companies like Amazon also planning large satellite networks.
Concerns over space debris are rising, with past incidents highlighting the potential for significant damage.
Astronomers express worry about the impact of satellites on astronomical observations, as they can appear as bright streaks in the sky.