Yes, space debris, also known as "space junk," is a growing problem in Earth's orbit. This debris includes old satellites, rocket stages, and other man-made objects that are no longer in use. These objects can pose a danger to active satellites and spacecraft, as well as to the International Space Station and other manned missions. The debris can also make it difficult to launch new satellites and other spacecraft. Some countries are working on strategies to remove space debris, but the process is complex and costly. The accumulation of space debris is a growing concern for the international space community as it can cause damage to functional satellites, and spacecraft, and even threaten the safety of astronauts in space.