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Answer the following questions based on the graph. (i) In 2003, approximately how many total objects were found orbiting Earth in space? In what year did this number double? (ii) Find the approximate number and share of payload objects and other objects in the year 2025. (iii) What can you say about the number of payload objects over time and the number of other objects over time? What can you say about the share of payload objects over time and the share of other objects over time?

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(i) Around 9,500 objects, doubling to 19,000 around 2021. (ii) Payloads reached roughly 18,000 (55%), others 15,000 (45%). (iii) Total counts increased, but payloads rapidly surged recently, overtaking other objects.

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    1. (i) In 2003, total orbiting objects were roughly 9,500, which doubled to about 19,000 around 2021. (ii) In 2025, out of approximately 33,000 total objects, payloads comprised about 18,000 (around 55%) and other debris objects accounted for roughly 15,000 (around 45%). (iii) Both numbers grew steadily over time, but after 2019 payload counts surged dramatically, significantly increasing the relative percentage share of active payloads compared to space debris.

       

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