On December 11, 2022, a momentous event unfolded, forever etching itself in memory. The legacy of human artificial satellites, stemming from the Soviet Union's Sputnik program in 1957, faced an abrupt disruption. A staggering 8,000 satellites, spanning both active and dormant states, spiraled out of control at the hands of an unknown force, descending into the atmosphere and vanishing like shimmering specks of light. This striking display garnered the moniker of 'the world's most captivating act of terrorism,' eventually dubbed the 'Great Meteor Shower.' Remarkably, none of the satellites collided with the Earth's surface, averting catastrophe. While a few individuals sustained injuries from car accidents or tumbles during the mesmerizing event, the absence of fatalities on Earth stood as a remarkable stroke of fortune. Alas, the realm of 'Earth' didn't encompass the sole casualty of this celestial spectacle.