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Articles tagged: debris mitigation

  • 16 January 2018 MP highlights ROOM article during Parliamentary debate

    ... government to be “bold”. In response to a question about space debris mitigation, Mr Hayes produced the Autumn 2017 issue of ROOM and said:... weekend on exactly that point. It is headed ‘Space debris break point’ and it sets out precisely the kind of...

  • 04 February 2018 Space Traffic Control

    ... that juncture in space’. In eight chapters, the book describes space situational awareness and tracking systems, debris mitigation techniques, the threats and hazards themselves and how to improve the situation in future. It is illustrated, fairly...

  • Daniel Scuka, David Evans, ESA, OPS-SAT June 2015 European lab in the sky: OP-SAT and new potential for ESA spacecraft

    ...-SAT in a circular orbit over the poles at an altitude of about 620 km – an orbit that meets all technical and debris mitigation guidelines yet presents an actual and typical ‘in-space’ scenario. Already over 100 different experimenters from across...

    • Daniel Scuka
    • David Evans
    • ESA
    • OPS-SAT
    Authors: David Evans    
  • launch, SIA, space activity, Space Industry Act, Spaceport July 2018 Rediscovering UK sovereign launch capability

    ... Bill was amended during its passage through Parliament so that regulators had to “have regard to the space debris mitigation guidelines”. Although included in the final iteration of the Act, the provision in Schedule 1, Para 1(f) is only made with...

    • launch
    • SIA
    • space activity
    • Space Industry Act
    • Spaceport
    Authors: Christopher J. Newman    
  • Google Lunar XPRIZE, human-created artefacts, lunar exploration, NASA, National Air and Space Museum April 2019 Protecting our lunar legacy

    ... protections for the way forward. We may note, in passing, that not much is being done regarding space debris mitigation after decades of discussion. So maybe it is opportune on the upcoming 50th anniversary of the first Moon landings to make a call...

    • Google Lunar XPRIZE
    • human-created artefacts
    • lunar exploration
    • NASA
    • National Air and Space Museum
    Authors: Derek Webber    
  • Low Earth Orbit, mega constellations, microsatellite, nanosatellite, Orbital Access Limited (OAL) 11 August 2017 Satellite launch demand to grow tenfold in next 20 years

    ... personalised satellites is likely to emerge during the next couple of decades. All of this serves to boost the debris mitigation problem that is already becoming apparent to those in the industry. The report specifies that satellite congestion will...

    • Low Earth Orbit
    • mega constellations
    • microsatellite
    • nanosatellite
    • Orbital Access Limited (OAL)
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