As everyone knew, satellite orbits were generally divided into three tiers by altitude.
Low Earth Orbit lay roughly 150 to 2,000 kilometers above the surface. The International Space Station, remote sensing satellites, and the like were all deployed within this range.
Affected by atmospheric drag, satellites in low orbit required regular orbital maintenance and satellite servicing.
Otherwise, their lifespan would be greatly reduced, easily resulting in significant losses.
Without a doubt, the satellite affected by Death God was a military satellite in Low Earth Orbit, tasked with carrying out some sort of tactical reconnaissance mission.
Satellites like this generally only had a lifespan of seven to twenty-one days.
Therefore, even if an accident occurred, it would still fall within a reasonable range of fluctuation.
Death God had selected the worst possible outcome from that range, which was why the accident Su Haoming had just witnessed occurred.
However, compared to Death God's exquisite manipulation, Su Haoming cared more about the satellite's altitude.
Indeed, compared to high-orbit satellites, low-orbit satellites had a greater chance of suffering accidents.
But before the powerful Death God, there should have been no difference between the two. Adjusting atmospheric factors and summoning a meteor strike should have been equally easy for Him.
So why did it have to be a low-orbit satellite?
A guess arose in Su Haoming's mind, and he immediately shot into the sky, intending to verify it.
With the Primordial Golden Core's full-speed flight, he soon left Earth and arrived in space several hundred kilometers above the surface.
At this altitude, the surroundings were already littered with all kinds of rocks, metals, and space debris.
However, these objects were not large enough, nor were their structures sturdy enough. If turned into meteors, they would burn away from atmospheric friction before they ever fell to