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Articles tagged: space debris

  • carbon nanotubes, graphene, Mars lift, space elevator, space train February 2019 The Space Elevator – an alternative path to space?

    ...been tested, and the practical issues remain hard to judge. Space debris is a high risk for a static elevator, as anything ... grip, issues in the atmosphere, avoidance methods for space debris and sufficient reliability of the tether and the climbers,...

    • carbon nanotubes
    • graphene
    • Mars lift
    • space elevator
    • space train
    Authors: Martin Lades    
  • Clean Space initiative, Concurrent Design Facility (CDF), ESA, Jakob Huesing, Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) March 2015 ESA’s Clean Space Initiative and the role of the LCA tool

    ...done a great deal of technical and scientific work to address the problems related to space debris, including the establishment of a dedicated Space Debris Office. It is also developing multiple technologies to aid the compliance of missions with end...

    • Clean Space initiative
    • Concurrent Design Facility (CDF)
    • ESA
    • Jakob Huesing
    • Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
    Authors: Jakob Huesing    
  • MH370, Natalia Antonova, satellites March 2015 Twinkle, twinkle satellite

    ...in which the science in “Gravity,” is, indeed shaky. Space debris is of course a major problem that scientists have been ... is one of those films that have shown the problem of space debris as entering the mainstream. In fact, it may end up doing...

    • MH370
    • Natalia Antonova
    • satellites
    Authors: Natalia Antonova    
  • ECI, green cosmonautics, Valery Klyushnikov October 2015 Green cosmonautics: an ideal to strive for

    ...parts8. Some experts believe that we are already seeing a cascading effect – at least at a height of 900-1,000km9. Tackling space debris means getting rid of non-functioning spacecraft and making sure that no spacecraft parts detach in orbit. We must...

    • ECI
    • green cosmonautics
    • Valery Klyushnikov
    Authors: Valery Klyushnikov    
  • 17 January 2025 Investigation launched after SpaceX Spaceship 7 explodes

    ... industry at large needs to ask the question of how sustainable and safe for the environment it all is? Space debris in orbit is already a massively growing problem and commercial aircraft are now increasingly having flights delayed or diverted ...

  • Adam Smith, BAE Systems, Elizabeth Quintana, RUSI, UK National Space Security Policy July 2014 Achilles’ heel

    ...); • military threats (e.g. anti-satellite weapons (ASAT), high-altitude nuclear explosion); • cyber attack; • space debris/space debris removal programmes; • signal intercept; • supply chain compromise. The severity of these threats varies. For...

    • Adam Smith
    • BAE Systems
    • Elizabeth Quintana
    • RUSI
    • UK National Space Security Policy
    Authors: Adam Smith     Elizabeth Quintana    
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