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Articles tagged: space debris

  • International Dark-Sky Association, light pollution, Royal Astronomical Society, space debris, Starlink 31 March 2021 A new skyglow effect produced by space objects is brightening our night skies, new study says.

    ... along with many tens of thousands of pieces of space debris. Worryingly for many, this number of satellites is...the bigger picture by modelling the impact of all known space debris such as spent rocket stages and decommissioned satellites. This ...

    • International Dark-Sky Association
    • light pollution
    • Royal Astronomical Society
    • space debris
    • Starlink
  • space debris, space debris detection, space sustainability 14 June 2021 Space sector prepares for Sustainability Summit

    ... asked to identify ways to quantify, classify and assess the growing problem of low-orbiting space debris, to help protect the near-Earth space ecosystem. The judges represented a range of backgrounds, including organisations such as Friends of the...

    • space debris
    • space debris detection
    • space sustainability
  • COSPAR, planetary protection, space contamination, space debris, UN COPUOS June 2019 The challenge of planetary protection

    ...shall bear international responsibility for national activities in outer space, including the Moon and other celestial bodies, whether... and does not protect Earth from man-made space objects (i.e. space debris) or from the impact of large asteroids or...

    • COSPAR
    • planetary protection
    • space contamination
    • space debris
    • UN COPUOS
    Authors: Athena Coustenis     Gerhard Kminek     Niklas Hedman    
  • China Space Station, Ivory Coast, Long March 5B, space debris, Tiangong-1 13 May 2020 Debris from China's rocket may have hit African villages

    ...5B only uses one stage to get into space. Typically, large, space-bound rockets consist of at least two stages;...as N'guinou along the reentry path were damaged by falling debris. Thankfully reported McDowell, no casualties have been announced. Reports...

    • China Space Station
    • Ivory Coast
    • Long March 5B
    • space debris
    • Tiangong-1
  • October 2025 The law as a last line of defence when space debris hit home

    ... be entitled to the market-share fund, and would have to go through diplomatic channels. The question of what happens if space debris lands on your property is one that is now the subject of domestic litigation in the US. Under international law, the...

    Authors: Lauren Napier     Molly Doyle    
  • aggression in space, anti-satellite weapon test, ASAT, space debris, UN COPUOS July 2019 Aggression in outer space – time for action

    ..., maybe even thousands, of micro and nanosatellites to LEO will increase the density of active space objects that will eventually become orbital debris if their end of life de-orbiting is not managed properly. Satellite trajectory as seen from the...

    • aggression in space
    • anti-satellite weapon test
    • ASAT
    • space debris
    • UN COPUOS
    Authors: Gerard Brachet    
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