Does outer space have litter

Answer 1

Yes. During various space missions some things have been dropped or lost and are now floating in space. Astronauts do not dump their day to day trash in space. It is usually returned to Earth.

Answer 2

Human exploration has been responsible for a small amount of litter in space, through items escaping from or being deliberately released from spacecraft, or being dropped by astronauts. There isn't an active policy of littering space however, in the same way that we have dumps on Earth.

Answer 3

Yes, outer space does have litter in the form of space debris, such as defunct satellites, spent rocket stages, and fragments from collisions. This debris poses a risk to functioning satellites and astronauts in orbit, and efforts are underway to mitigate this issue through space debris removal and responsible satellite disposal practices.

Answer 4

Yes and the example is rocks and distoried rockets on some planets

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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