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the huge eight-and-a-half tonne mass, which is heavier than an African elephant, could hit a populated area in a worst-case scenario as it starts...
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... there is space junk flying everywhere from the burned-out remains of defunct satellites and spacecraft that have been accumulating for decades...
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The <em>Space Debris Training Course</em> will be hosted at the ESA Academy's Training & Learning Center in ESEC, Redu, Belgium, from April 16 to 20,...
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and will fly four space debris removal technologies and two target cubesats.
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As a first step, ASTROSCALE has contracted SSTL to supply a “Target” satellite and avionics for the firm's inaugural End-of-Life Service by...
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This luncheon panel discussion will examine the technical, legal, and policy prospects for active debris removal (ADR) and the steps Congress can take...
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LeoLabs and Planet will demonstrate a flight system that uses commercial data sources to enhance collision risk assessment and enable safer debris...
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In this plenary, moderated by Michael K. Simpson, Executive Director, Secure World Foundation, students and young professionals...
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Operators lost the ability to command the satellite February 11, 2016, following a power failure within the command and control system ...
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These new developments create potential challenges for ensuring the long-term sustainability of space activities...potential for on-orbit collisions
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