... 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 Earth...
..., even a small failure rate could see a significant number of uncontrolled objects posing an even greater threat to the space ecosystem. There are, however, technology-based solutions on the horizon, some of which are being developed to remove failed...
...supports students and young professionals. With a background in finance and space science, she is passionate about interdisciplinary collaboration and sustainability within the space ecosystem. Sam Adlen is Chief Strategy Officer for the UK Satellite...
... that can ensure both the national security and commercial aspects of space grow into a vibrant space ecosystem – on-orbit servicing, nuclear power and propulsion, space debris removal, and in-situ resource utilisation (ISRU) are just a few...
... Corporation (CGWIC), a subsidiary of the China Aerospace Science & Technology Corporation (CASC), China’s largest space contractor. CGWIC’s role in the Chinese space ecosystem is to act as a broker or ‘service provider’ for the Chinese traditional...
... increase the number of manoeuvres to avoid the problem satellite. On a larger scale, this new space debris also threatens the rest of the space ecosystem in that it may trigger the Kessler syndrome, whereby a single debris collision may generate...