... of debris will be slowed, buying time for debris removal technology to be developed. 2. Remove the debris from space. Remote manoeuvre of space objects from the earth is feasible and SERC aims to move debris into safe orbits, or even to de-orbit...
... mostly burn up in the lower atmosphere or, in rare cases, fragments reach the surface of Earth (as meteorites). Man-made space objects (MSOs), however, having been launched from Earth into orbit, remain in orbit for a long time, creating...
... (SDC), which ingests flight dynamics information from member companies as well as other available sources of space object information to provide conjunction assessment and warning services. Operators can also subscribe to JSpOC, a US government...
... IV of the Treaty. Other than these two limitations, states are free to use space as they see fit. So, according to the OST, the placement of space objects - including the Humanity Star and the presently hypothetical orbital advertising displays...
... elements of autonomy. For the future, however, it is relevant to consider exactly how much autonomy, if any, ‘intelligent’ space objects should have, and what decisions necessitate ongoing human oversight. Thus, the growing reliance on autonomous...
...perform a variety of maintenance tasks, is revolutionary to the UK/EU Space Industry. One of the possible objectives of the Upper Stage would be to tackle the issue of space junk by removing redundant space objects from orbit. There are around 34,000...