The growing risk of collisions with space debris threatens the integrity of critical climate data and the operational lifespan of satellites like Aqua. These satellites provide essential information for tracking natural disasters, monitoring climate change, and guiding policy decisions. Without sufficient fuel for evasive maneuvers, satellites become vulnerable to damage or destruction, potentially leading to data gaps and increased costs for replacement missions. The situation also raises concerns about the cascading effect of debris collisions, known as Kessler Syndrome, which could render certain orbits unusable.