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Articles tagged: LEO

  • commercial space, environmental sustainability, space travel February 2022 Space travel and environmental sustainability

    ...only a few tens of thousands visiting low Earth orbit (LEO) per year would be profound. The Overview Effect would no... costs tens of millions of dollars, and launches beyond LEO are limited to occasional multibillion-dollar Artemis missions, serious ...

    • commercial space
    • environmental sustainability
    • space travel
    Authors: Stephen Ashworth    
  • International Space Station, Nanoracks, Orbital Reef, SpaceX, Starlab 03 December 2021 NASA selects three companies to develop commercial space stations

    ... CEO at Nanoracks. “This opportunity opens far-reaching possibilities for critical research and commercial industrial activity in LEO. We are honoured to be selected as one of three awardees to work with NASA, and we cannot wait to bring our existing...

    • International Space Station
    • Nanoracks
    • Orbital Reef
    • SpaceX
    • Starlab
  • ASTROSCALE, End-of-Life Services by Astroscale-demonstration (ELSA- d), space debris 16 October 2019 Astroscale takes next step toward launch of world’s first commercial active debris removal mission

    ...Servicer. The impending increase in the number of satellites in LEO means that the threat of a potential collision or break-up... defunct satellites from orbit and maintaining the viability of LEO. “There has been growing global recognition of the need...

    • ASTROSCALE
    • End-of-Life Services by Astroscale-demonstration (ELSA- d)
    • space debris
  • geostationary orbit, GMP-T, John Paffett, reducing cost June 2015 Promoting growth at geostationary orbit with a one-stop-shop

    ... we started the GMP development was to develop our beyond-LEO capability. If you look at our last 30 years, ...exploit developments in all sectors. For example, we’ve done well in LEO by exploiting advances in mobile electronics, in other words we use...

    • geostationary orbit
    • GMP-T
    • John Paffett
    • reducing cost
    Authors: John Paffett    
  • CNAS, Colby, Pentagon March 2016 From Sanctuary to Battlefield

    ... in higher orbits likely to become similarly exposed soon. China’s 2007 destruction of one of its own weather satellites in LEO demonstrated its ability to hit satellites at that range. Its 2013 test of an ASAT weapon reportedly propelled a missile...

    • CNAS
    • Colby
    • Pentagon
    Authors: Elbridge Colby    
  • David Brin, Goldilocks zone, Sun, Venus March 2016 Saving Earth from an Expanding Sun

    ...magnetic field is very strong - 25,000 nanotesla in low Earth orbit (LEO), near the equator - and we’ve already seen we cannot use that...around the Sun is four times higher than a satellite in LEO. Put it all together and you induce along the beanstalk...

    • David Brin
    • Goldilocks zone
    • Sun
    • Venus
    Authors: David Brin    
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