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Space Traffic Management / Debris Removal

Securing the Future of the Orbital Environment

Securing the Future of the Orbital Environment

7 days ago
AUSTIN, Texas — In a series of recent industry briefings and podcasts under the Securing the Future of Space campaign, leading experts have highlighted the critical "sovereign-commercial nexus" required to manage an increasingly congested and contested Low Earth Orbit (LEO) ...
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Google Addresses Orbital Debris Risks for Project Suncatcher AI Constellation

Google Addresses Orbital Debris Risks for Project Suncatcher AI Constellation

1 month ago
Google’s proposed architecture targets a sun-synchronous orbit (SSO), but the density of debris in this region raises concerns regarding Kessler Syndrome, a runaway chain reaction of collisions ...
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Starlink initiates orbital lowering of 4,400 satellites to mitigate debris risks

Starlink initiates orbital lowering of 4,400 satellites to mitigate debris risks

2 months ago
In a statement released via X, Michael Nicolls, Vice President of Starlink Engineering, announced a significant reconfiguration of the Starlink constellation, confirming plans to lower approximately 4,400 satellites from 550 km to 480 km throughout 2026. The maneuver, which affects ...
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First demo of REACCH in Space

First demo of REACCH in Space

1 year ago
Kall Morris Inc. (KMI) recently demonstrated their REACCH capture technology onboard the International Space Station (ISS). Astrobee smallsat with KMI’s REACCH. Credit: NASA The demo launched to the ISS in early November and has undergone two operations so far, providing ...
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Scientific Systems awarded SpaceWERX Orbital Prime contract 

Scientific Systems awarded SpaceWERX Orbital Prime contract 

2 years ago
Scientific Systems earlier this month was selected by SpaceWERX for a $1.5 million STTR Phase II contract, under the SpaceWERX Orbital Prime Program.  Scientific Solutions’ solution for US-RIPTIDE (Unknown Satellite Realtime Inspection, Pose, Tracking and IDEntification) focuses on enabling In-space Service Assembly ...
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Prince Charles Meets Concerning Space Sustainability, Now Is Time For Action

Prince Charles Meets Concerning Space Sustainability, Now Is Time For Action

4 years ago
Astronaut Tim Peake said he was only ever really frightened by one major thing during his time in space: space debris colliding with the space station Astroscale Ltd., the UK subsidiary of Astroscale Holdings Inc. (“Astroscale”), the market leader in ...
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Debuting from LeoLabs... Collision Avoidance

Debuting from LeoLabs… Collision Avoidance

6 years ago
LeoLabs is now ready to offer these same advanced risk monitoring ...
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Debuting from LeoLabs... Collision Avoidance

Debuting from LeoLabs… Collision Avoidance

6 years ago
For the past year and a half, LeoLabs has been maturing the firm's capabilities to accurately identify and monitor potential collisions in LEO. The company activated their internal conjunction screening service in early 2019, a first of its kind system ...
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Space Debris to be Tackled with Machine Learning

Space Debris to be Tackled with Machine Learning

6 years ago
Research to tackle the growing need to find, capture and remove junk from ...
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Space Foundation State of Space 2020: What Didn’t Come Up...

Space Foundation State of Space 2020: What Didn’t Come Up…

6 years ago
But what also came up—repeatedly—were concerns about how quickly space is becoming a contested environment ...
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'Significant Risk' Boeing-Made Satellite Could Explode in Orbit

‘Significant Risk’ Boeing-Made Satellite Could Explode in Orbit

6 years ago
Washington: A Boeing-made satellite is in danger of exploding and needs to be moved away from an orbital zone occupied by other big communications satellites ...
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No Small Matter ... LeoLabs' Kiwi Space Radar Can Track Super Small Objects in LEO

No Small Matter … LeoLabs’ Kiwi Space Radar Can Track Super Small Objects in LEO

6 years ago
designed to track approximately 250,000 additional objects down to 2 centimeters in size that account for most of the risk of collisions in space ...
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Astroscale and University of Southampton Enlist DAMAGE Control for Active Debris Removal Services

Astroscale and University of Southampton Enlist DAMAGE Control for Active Debris Removal Services

6 years ago
large satellite constellations will add thousands of objects to low-Earth orbit in the next ten years, increasing the likelihood of collision and posing a risk to ...
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ArianeWorks and Newspace Factory Organize and Activate to Create Solutions to Space Traffic

ArianeWorks and Newspace Factory Organize and Activate to Create Solutions to Space Traffic

6 years ago
The economic growth of the space sector today requires an easier access to space for smallsats and a more rapid access to strategic orbital ...
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Forrester Reports: Russian Satellite a Possible Dangerous Threat to Satellites?

Forrester Reports: Russian Satellite a Possible Dangerous Threat to Satellites?

6 years ago
Last week, Luch was reported by CelesTrak (which monitors satellites while on-orbit) to have moved even closer to an Intelsat craft ...
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Japan to Create Military Space Unit

Japan to Create Military Space Unit

7 years ago
The main task of the unit will be to monitor space debris, threats of attacks or interference by other countries satellites. As the Japanese Self Defence ...
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Japan's New Space Domain Mission Unit Will Enlist 100 Employees to Track Space Debris

Japan’s New Space Domain Mission Unit Will Enlist 100 Employees to Track Space Debris

7 years ago
The new Space Domain Mission Unit will track space debris such as used rocket parts and old satellites that pose a threat to satellites orbiting Earth ...
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Possible Medium Sized Debris from Intelsat-29e Tracked by ExoAnalytic Solutions

Possible Medium Sized Debris from Intelsat-29e Tracked by ExoAnalytic Solutions

7 years ago
Intelsat 29e had been in a geostationary orbit at 50 degrees West longitude until April 8, when the satellite began tumbling and drifting to the east. Both the ...
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NorthStar Earth & Space and ExoAnalytic Solutions Combine Tech Forces to Combat Space Debris

NorthStar Earth & Space and ExoAnalytic Solutions Combine Tech Forces to Combat Space Debris

7 years ago
The two companies will collaborate on the development of new commercial services to protect satellites and other high-value space assets from ...
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New Zealanders Observe What is Suspected to be Reentry of Russian Satellite

New Zealanders Observe What is Suspected to be Reentry of Russian Satellite

7 years ago
While it was widely reported to be a meteor shower, a Russian military early warning satellite would have been over New Zealand at the time ...
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