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Articles tagged: debris

  • ASTROSCALE, ELSA-d mission, IDEA OSG 1, Meteor-M No2-1, Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) 27 November 2017 ASTROSCALE and SSTL join forces to get rid of space debris

    ... designed to safeguard the orbital environment for future generations. Together the companies will seek to identify ambitious debris removal projects and as a first step, ASTROSCALE has contracted SSTL to supply a “Target” satellite and avionics for...

    • ASTROSCALE
    • ELSA-d mission
    • IDEA OSG 1
    • Meteor-M No2-1
    • Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL)
  • 2018-084CQ,  46477, Expedition 63, NASA, The International Space Station 23 September 2020 Third move for the ISS this year to avoid space debris

    ... conjunctions,” said NASA chief Jim Bridenstine via Twitter on Tuesday. This week’s incidence saw a piece of space debris pass as close as approximately 1.4 kilometers (nearly one mile) of the orbital laboratory, NASA said; significantly closer than...

    • 2018-084CQ
    • 46477
    • Expedition 63
    • NASA
    • The International Space Station
  • 22 June 2021 Space Debris Peril

    ... context. This sets it apart from the many books that have sought to highlight the problem of space debris but trivialised it in the process (for example, by referring to it as ‘space junk’). To some extent, it is over-academised, which risks...

  • 24 June 2022 UK to lead review of space legislation and financial support for debris removal

    ... incentivise the sustainable use of space. “A ‘wild west’ space race without effective regulation risks a growing crisis of debris in space,” said UK science minister George Freeman during the 4th Summit on Space Sustainability in London this week...

  • 17 November 2022 Study aims to support rocket debris recovery system

    ...reusability by creating bespoke recovery systems and preventing rocket debris ending up in the oceans. Founder and managing ...the UK and global launch sectors. While not strictly ‘space debris' in the traditional term, Simpson says it is important ...

  • Antares rocket, Laura Lopez, Michael Simpson, Secure World Foundation, United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNCOPUOS) March 2015 Congested, contested, and invested: of space debris, risky launches and private initiative

    ... private sector initiatives and innovations are likely to have as much of an impact as government initiatives. Active debris removal Active debris removal (ADR) is another area that has seen the emergence of proposed commercial solutions. Numerous...

    • Antares rocket
    • Laura Lopez
    • Michael Simpson
    • Secure World Foundation
    • United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNCOPUOS)
    Authors: Laura López     Michael Simpson    
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