Oceans are precious. They are not dumping grounds for rockets.

See some of my previous blogs:

https://borderslynn.com/2023/03/30/disastrous-oil-spills-that-wreck-our-marine-life/

And

https://borderslynn.com/2026/01/19/underwater-tsunamis-beneath-antarctica-research/

And

https://borderslynn.com/2026/07/28/sea-rise-global-map/

For growing records of soace debris in our oceans see:

Orbital Debris EnvironmentSpace Debris Map

Real-time tracking of 31,221+ catalogued objects. Live debris ground track, altitude filtering, conjunction risk monitor, fragmentation event tracker and personalised overhead alerts.

https://orbitalradar.com/space-debris-map

Ask the questions but we can see with our eyes and commonsense provides the understanding of tge harm being done to our precious planet:

Are Space Shuttle Splashdowns Dangerous For Marine Life? New Findings Raise Questions

As the Artemis II Orion capsule prepares for a high-energy return, new environmental findings question the long-term cost of turning the Pacific into a ‘spacecraft cemetery.’

ByDavid Unyime Nkanta
Published 10 April 2026, 5:50 PM BST

https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/space-shuttle-splashdowns-marine-life-impact-1791211