If there are many satellites orbiting earth, how do space launches not bump into any of them?

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If there are many satellites orbiting earth, how do space launches not bump into any of them?

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Earths surface is about 200 million square miles. Say you have 8000 satellites in space. That mean each satellite has approximately 25,000 square miles each (about the size of West Virginia).

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