...It has been suggested that the most cost-effective and efficient method of debris mitigation is Active Debris Removal (ADR) Items 6 and 7 of the Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines encourage states to take the necessary measures to remove objects from...
... as the Space Environment Research Centre Limited (SERC) and brings together, for the first time, leading debris mitigation programs from around the world to create a team with a critical mass of researchers, technology, funding and equipment...
... active satellites are disposed of at the end of their mission according to internationally agreed debris mitigation guidelines. ‘ADR’ means Active Debris Removal. Less powerful lasers can be used to temporarily blind reconnaissance satellites in LEO...
... with respect to a consensus for any new and binding direction. It has become clear that good space debris mitigation practices will likely have to be developed and adopted gradually over the long term. Laser ADR method...
... for the constellation itself, but also every other spacefarer in LEO. We may conclude that international space debris mitigation guidelines are adequate to manage the space environment but in the presence of one or more mega constellations they...
...? Technical definitions used by scientists and engineers, as well as in the technical and non-binding Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines [3] of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UN COPUOS) focus unvaryingly on the...