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The outside YouTube channel “What If” explains the cost and risks of putting trash on a rocket and sending it to space.

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How much does it cost to move all the trash on Earth into space?

There is always a day coming every week. It’s Garbage Day. Many people like to put their trash out of sight or somewhere they don’t care.

However, as a result, the Earth is flooded with a lot of garbage, which is increasing.

One way to control the increase in trash on Earth is to put all the trash on the rocket and point it into “space”.

Humanity has been shooting rockets since the 1950s, which has made it easier than it used to be. It should be possible to launch trash into space.

But this is not an easy story.

This is because it requires millions of rockets to be launched each year to dump Earth’s waste into space. It also costs astronomically.

Even if all goes according to plan, it could harm the global environment and impede future space travel.

Since the beginning of the space age, 5,038 rockets have been launched into space.

As a result, humanity succeeded in sending the spacecraft to Neptune. And in 2018, NASA is also sending a spacecraft back on the path to the sun’s outer atmosphere.

So, in theory, the solar system is a place we are free to use.

The Ariane 5 missile has a carrying capacity of 7000 kg and can carry a large amount of debris to a stable point in Earth’s orbit.

This launch can be accomplished at a cost of about $200 million (about 25 billion yen).

However, given that 1.2 trillion kilograms of garbage is produced in the world each year, it is necessary to release about 168 million Ariane 5s each year in order to make the Earth litter-free.

The launch cost is $33 trillion (about 4,000 trillion yen) per year.

To generate this cost, humanity needs to save a lot. This is because the global GDP is only $77 trillion (about 9800 trillion yen).

And there is a shortage of not only money, but also equipment.