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Articles tagged: debris

  • early warning, space tracking system, V P Kulagin February 2016 Data Systems to Support Early Warning of Spaceborne Emergency Situations

    ...necessary to help prevent and manage asteroid, comet and space debris-related emergencies. The goal of DCS monitoring and data ...close encounter incidents of dangerous asteroids and large space debris, and evaluates the level of risk of collision while...

    • early warning
    • space tracking system
    • V P Kulagin
    Authors: Alexey Kaperko     Stanislav Bober     V.P. Kulagin     Yuri Kuznetsov    
  • space governance, space law May 2017 Will international space law struggle to remain relevant?

    ...binding instruments. Not only is the issue of space debris a major environmental concern, but it also clearly impacts ...collision resulted in approximately 700 additional pieces of hazardous debris, each with the potential to cause further decades-long...

    • space governance
    • space law
    Authors: Steven Freeland    
  • future, space dangers, space hazards May 2017 Humanity is moving towards a new reality

    ... engaged in defending against asteroids, comets, solar flares, coronal ejections, changes to Earth’s magnetosphere, and orbital space debris. The world is moving towards a new reality where humanity will depend increasingly on a new space economy and...

    • future
    • space dangers
    • space hazards
    Authors: Joseph N. Pelton    
  • Night sky visibility, optical astronomy, satellite mega-constellations, space pollution August 2020 Battle for the night sky - from telescopes to ad-breaks

    ...weren’t happy, saying it would confuse astronomical observations… Some lambasted Rocket Lab for contributing to the orbital debris problem. Instead of inspiration, they saw pollution.” Then, in early 2019, the Russian company Orbital Display proposed...

    • Night sky visibility
    • optical astronomy
    • satellite mega-constellations
    • space pollution
    Authors: Christopher J. Newman     Lauren Napier    
  • D-Orbit, In-orbit servicing, satellite servicing, servicing infrastructure June 2022 In-orbit servicing and the future of the space industry

    ... Consider the following fictitious scenario. The mass of all orbital debris is deceptively small: only 8,000 metric tons, which is ... would ever notice. However, if this same pieces of debris were spinning one metre above the surface of our planet ...

    • D-Orbit
    • In-orbit servicing
    • satellite servicing
    • servicing infrastructure
    Authors: Luca Rossettini    
  • 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...

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