Written by K.-P. Ludwig The future of space may be constrained less by funding or launch capacity than by orbital physics and geopolitical competition. As military and commercial constellations proliferate, congestion, debris accumulation, and strategic rivalry are reshaping access to orbital space. The question is no longer how many satellites can be launched, but who will retain meaningful access to orbit and under what conditions.
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