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"Chaos Theory" is an experimental multimedial visualization of three Acts (=EPs) with different perspectives, thoughts and impressions, sharing the same narrative: watching our sky falling down.
"Written", captured and produced by DIIVISION, featured artists give each song its own identity and style, drawing a wider picture of individuals witnessing the same night.
THE THEORY BEHIND
Since the beginning of the space age in 1957, tons of rockets, spacecraft and instruments have been launched to space. Initially, there was no plan for what to do with them at the end of their liFes. Since then, numbers have continued to increase and explosions and collisions in space have created hundreds of thousands of shard, COMMON KNOWN AS SPACE debris.
In 2020, Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos started highly ambitioned a head to head race of conquering space for economic purposes. If we deal with space like we did with earth, by mainly disrespecting the nature of the environment and aim for the highest profits - How can we know we don't fuck up again?
- ESA Director Jan Wörner.
Lets ask Chat GPT
how high are the chances for a survive of humanity when we loose our satellite and orbital infrastructure due to a crash and a following Kessler syndrome?
Losing our satellite and orbital infrastructure due to a crash and Kessler syndrome would certainly have a significant impact on humanity. However, it is difficult to estimate the exact chances of survival as it would depend on many factors.
If the crash and Kessler syndrome were to occur suddenly and without warning, it could cause significant damage to our infrastructure and potentially disrupt critical communication and navigation systems. This could have serious consequences for the global economy, transportation, and emergency response systems.
Ultimately, the chances of survival would depend on our ability to adapt and overcome the challenges posed by the loss of our satellite and orbital infrastructure. While it would certainly be a difficult situation to navigate, humans have shown a remarkable ability to innovate and adapt to changing circumstances throughout history.
what is the worst case scenario?
The worst-case scenario of a crash and subsequent Kessler syndrome would be the complete loss of our satellite and orbital infrastructure. This could result in a cascading chain reaction of collisions between debris and functioning satellites, creating even more debris and making it increasingly difficult to operate in space. This could ultimately render space inaccessible for years, if not decades.
The loss of satellite and orbital infrastructure would have profound impacts on our modern way of life. Many critical systems such as weather forecasting, communication, navigation, and military surveillance rely on satellites to function properly. A loss of these systems could lead to severe economic and societal disruptions, including a potential breakdown of global supply chains, power grids, and emergency response systems.
Furthermore, the loss of satellite-based communication and navigation systems could make it difficult to coordinate rescue and relief efforts in the event of a natural disaster or other large-scale emergency.
Overall, the worst-case scenario of a crash and Kessler syndrome would be a catastrophic loss of critical infrastructure and systems that are essential for our modern way of life.