Thank you once again for the memories! I will see you again on whatever project I do next.
Know that I am not scrapping any characters. I still use them from time to time, so yeah!
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Thank you once again for the memories! I will see you again on whatever project I do next.
Know that I am not scrapping any characters. I still use them from time to time, so yeah!
Objects in Orbit has been cancelled, due to lack of any updates and will to ever continue it again. I bet everyone saw this coming. Below is a bit of history on it, some assets, and more. Please credit back to @starlitfunkster , or just use StarlitCocoa, as it's my main YouTube channels username. Nobody will know who I am, but that's fine. So long as people enjoy the assets that I have, even if I put them all to waste.
The first unintentional collision between two satellites happened on February 10, 2009, at 482 miles (776 km) above Siberia. A private U.S. communication satellite, Iridium 33, and a Russian military satellite, Kosmos-2251, smashed into each other at speeds exceeding 7.27 miles/second (11.7 km/s). Both satellites were completely annihilated, producing more than 2,200 trackable fragments. To put it into perspective, that’s about 80 times the speed of a passenger jet.