Although there are a huge number of satellites in Earth orbit, nestIt happens all too often that there would be a collision between them. However, one could happen today. It is a carved IRAS telescope from 1983 and a probe carrying an abandoned scientific payload. This one dates back to 1967 and is attached to a military satellite due to its smaller dimensions. The probability of a collision is 1:100, the satellites should miss each other by approximately 29 to 23 meters on January 40 at 15:30, at an altitude of 900 kilometers above the Earth's surface. But even if the objects collide, we are not in any danger.
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