The lecture discusses common misconceptions about the Kessler Syndrome, a concept developed by NASA scientist Donald Kessler warning of the risk of increasing amounts of space debris. Some of the misconceptions addressed are that it would be a quick collision chain reaction, that there would be no way to stop it once started, and that it would mean an end to all space travel. The lecture presents examples of these misconceptions in media reports and research articles and aims to explain in upcoming lectures why these ideas are likely incorrect.