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Space Trash Signs is a collaboration between space sustainability company Privateer, German design agency Moby Digg and visual artist Frank Gräfe .
The constellations were put together based on real space debris tracking data collected by Privateer .
They were selected to highlight the most devastating consequences of the space debris problem.
More than 160 million pieces of human-made space debris currently orbit Earth .
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