Thousands of satellites crowd Earth’s low orbit, risking cascading debris, crippled global services, and even geopolitical tensions. The time is now for America to lead the way and turn a crowded and chaotic low-earth orbit into something manageable through the deployment of coordinated, autonomous swarm satellites.
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