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More frequent rocket launches could raise the risk of falling space debris killing someone on the ground

Space.com says the chance of a casualty has increased in recent years as traffic grew, though it remains low compared with everyday risks.

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Space.com reports that experts expect the risk of falling space debris killing someone on the ground to rise if rocket launch frequency continues its recent growth. The site says the chance of a casualty has already increased with growing traffic, although it remains low compared with everyday risks.

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@SPACEdotcomIf the increase in rocket launch frequency continues as it has for the last several years, the risk of falling space debris killing someone on the ground will rise as well, experts say. https://www.space.com/space-exploration/satellites/the-risk-of-space-debris-falling-to-earth-and-causing-deaths-and-is-growing-experts-say
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    @SPACEdotcomIf the increase in rocket launch frequency continues as it has for the last several years, the risk of falling space debris killing someone on the ground will rise as well, experts say. https://www.space.com/space-exploration/satellites/the-risk-of-space-debris-falling-to-earth-and-causing-deaths-and-is-growing-experts-say
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