Question

Why is space junk such a major problem?What is being done to adress this problem?What do you think about this proble.?Explain in detail.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. All spacefaring nations have contributed to the problem, which is significant: as more and more defunct objects populate near-Earth space, the risk of collision rises - which, as objects crash and shatter, produces even more space debris.
2. Pronunciation is the most fundamental and, therefore, most important problem that Spanish-speaking EFL students have to face. Adequate oral communication cannot take place if the speaker does not enunciate clearly, nor if the listener is not tuned to hearing sounds (overt or subtle) that do not exist in his native language.Often, it can be said that an excellent author has a "good ear" - meaning the author has captured the speech patterns of real speech in the text. So, even to write well, you have to master pronunciation, as well as other language subtleties.I doubt that there exist adequate written and audio sources to address this problem effectively. I think the EFL teacher has to create his/her own sources.I have created my own sources written and audio materials for helping Mexican Spanish-speaking students to master American English pronunciation.If you are interested, I can send you some examples.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Changes to the atmosphere caused by carbon dioxide emissions could increase the amount of debris that stays in orbit. ... If left unchecked, space junk could pose significant problems for future generations — rendering access to space increasingly difficult, or at worst, impossible.