If we combine the issues of space pollution and the future effects of nuclear satellites on our world, we can make an assessment as follows: Space pollution is a problem that arises as a result of the increase in objects in space and the proliferation of space debris. Nuclear satellites are also among the objects in space and can potentially contribute to space pollution. Especially in case of nuclear satellites falling or exploding, there is a risk of spreading radioactive particles in space and increasing space debris. This situation may pose serious dangers for the environment and human health, as well as space pollution. Various measures can be taken to minimize the future effects of space pollution and nuclear satellites on our world. First of all, it is important to determine and implement international standards for the safe launch and operation of nuclear satellites into space. In addition, necessary precautions should be taken to minimize the risk of harm to the environment and human health during the design and operation of nuclear satellites. To reduce space pollution, measures can be taken such as tracking and monitoring objects in space and cleaning unnecessary objects. As a result, when the issues of space pollution and the future effects of nuclear satellites on our world are considered together, it can be seen that these problems may pose serious and potential dangers. Therefore, effective measures must be taken against these problems through international cooperation and coordination.