New Zealanders Observe What is Suspected to be Reentry of Russian Satellite
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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UK’s Space Agency’s Licensing Process Gets the Green Light … Now Includes a New Traffic Light System
This new approach should also make it easier for operators to procure insurance for large constellations of satellites that could be used for ...
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Japan and Aussie Researchers’ Newest Space Junk Cleanup … Shoot and Burn
potential debris disasters might be averted by sending up a cleaning probe. The satellite works by blasting two plasma beams in opposite directions.
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Satellite Interference Reduction Group to Hold Technology Tours @ CommunicAsia 2018
With an increasingly congested space environment those with a stake in the satellite industry must work to put the necessary measures in place to...
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Aerospace Announces Two Critical Policy Papers Offering New Advantages and Solutions for Space Traffic Management
the DOD is examining this issue for several years, time is running out. The neighborhood is changing in space, planners need to act soon to manage ...
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Space Data Association Welcomes Latest Brazilian Member and Availability of Version 2.0
With an increasingly congested space environment, they have felt that joining SDA is an important step to secure the future of space safety ...
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Expensive seven seconds’ in space close call… Mars’ Moon and NASA’s $671Million MAVEN Mars’ satellite
A close call is an apt description describing everyday happenings. What about a $671M spacecraft about to cross paths with Mars' moon by just seven seconds?<br />
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Space Data Association Sees Triple… Three New Members
... are the latest companies to join, thereby contributing to space flight safety for themselves, other SDA members, and the entire industry.
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Japan’s Successful Launch Takes Trash Collection To A New Height
It's inevitable, wherever people go there is trash left behind. And so it is in deepest space, with cast-off equipment from old satellites and pieces of rocket.
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Satellite Collision Considerations By The FAA
The FAA is still researching how to take on that responsibility, and one of the purposes of the industry day was to solicit feedback from companies and organizations about how to do so.
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