A new study from MIT aerospace engineers reveals that rising carbon dioxide levels are shrinking Earth’s upper atmosphere, leading to long-term consequences for satellites and space debris.The study,

A study warns that high levels of greenhouse gas emissions could reduce by the end of the century half of the maximum number of satellites that can orbit the Earth safely. The accumulation of these gases in the upper layers of the atmosphere would favor space debris to remain longer,

A new MIT study looks at how greenhouse gases are affecting our ability to operate satellites. Here's why the results are concerning.