No Robot Has Captured an Uncontrolled Satellite. The Pentagon Is Buying It Anyway.
DIU and SDA are buying end-of-life disposal as a service. Katalyst's LINK failure and an empty flight record put the real constraint on bus reliability.
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Rising Uncontrolled Space Debris Re-Entries Accelerate Demand for Orbital Mitigation Frameworks
SANTA ROSA, Calif. – August 2, 2026 – To address the growing risk of uncontrolled space debris re-entering Earth’s atmosphere, international space agencies and regulatory bodies are reassessing orbital disposal […]
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Securing the Future of the Orbital Environment
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 […]
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Google Addresses Orbital Debris Risks for Project Suncatcher AI Constellation
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
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 […]
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First demo of REACCH in Space
Kall Morris Inc. (KMI) recently demonstrated their REACCH capture technology onboard the International Space Station (ISS). The demo launched to the ISS in early November and has undergone two operations […]
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Scientific Systems awarded SpaceWERX Orbital Prime contract
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, […]
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Prince Charles Meets Concerning Space Sustainability, Now Is Time For Action
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 […]
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Debuting from LeoLabs… Collision Avoidance
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 […]
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Debuting from LeoLabs… Collision Avoidance
LeoLabs is now ready to offer these same advanced risk monitoring...
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