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Articles tagged: debris mitigation

  • CleanSat, D4D, Design for Demise, ESA, space debris 23 September 2016 ESA launch CleanSat initiative to clean up space debris

    .... “We want European industry to be able to benefit from this market growth while still respecting international space debris mitigation regulations, to keep these key orbits safely usable into the future. The programme, appropriately named CleanSat...

    • CleanSat
    • D4D
    • Design for Demise
    • ESA
    • space debris
  • IAC 2016, mega constellations, OneWeb Ltd, SpaceX 01 September 2016 Mega-constellation deployment to be discussed at IAC 2016

    ...of large constellations and explore the legal aspects of such deployments from the point of view of current space debris mitigation guidelines and applicable laws. The plenary session will be moderated by Professor Heiner Klinkrad, former Head of ESA...

    • IAC 2016
    • mega constellations
    • OneWeb Ltd
    • SpaceX
  • space debris, space ethics, Space Exploration October 2018 The ethics of space exploration

    ...accumulating in Earth orbit (I’ve heard numerous people say that debris mitigation was the next buzz-word to arouse investors in space ...efforts in that direction. On the topic of space debris, Planet and Spire, the two largest commercial CubeSat ...

    • space debris
    • space ethics
    • Space Exploration
    Authors: Guerric de Crombrugghe    
  • Night sky visibility, optical astronomy, satellite mega-constellations, space pollution August 2020 Battle for the night sky - from telescopes to ad-breaks

    ... forward. Given that multi-disciplinary and international groups are now creating guidelines such as the Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines or the Hague Resources Building Blocks, such engagement could provide fruitful headway towards agreement. The...

    • Night sky visibility
    • optical astronomy
    • satellite mega-constellations
    • space pollution
    Authors: Christopher J. Newman     Lauren Napier    
  • 28 October 2015 Catalina Sky Survey spots object WT1190F – set to return to Earth on November 13

    ... to pass the buck, as there is no binding legislation in place that would force all space players to track space debris/mitigate the problems it poses. And although scientists insist that WT1190F poses no threat to anyone on the ground, its...

  • challenges, international, law, space March 2016 Future space is challenge for international law

    ... Earth So far the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UN COPUOS) has adopted Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines as the first step of establishing a new regulatory regime of the long-term sustainability in space. At present...

    • challenges
    • international
    • law
    • space
    Authors: Olga Volynskaya    
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