If there are many satellites orbiting earth, how do space launches not bump into any of them?
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Imagine being in a field the size of 5 football fields, and you shoot a bullet across it. Then, someone on the right side of the field shot another bullet across. The odds of his bullet hitting your bullet are probably the same as a rocket hitting a satellite.
On top of that, he knows where your bullet is and can shoot it to avoid your bullet.
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