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Deorbiting satellite technology: A partial answer to the serious space debris problem makes its debut

Deorbiting satellite technology: A partial answer to the serious space debris problem makes its debut

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Space has become a trash heap – new help may be on the way

Space has become a trash heap - new help may be on the way

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Need to pay attention: 75% of the orbital debris detected could not be matched to known objects in public satellite catalogues

Need to pay attention: 75% of the orbital debris detected could not be matched to known objects in public satellite catalogues

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New space debris removal technology: Plasma Thruster

New space debris removal technology: Plasma Thruster

The Earth is currently surrounded by debris launched into space over several decades. This space junk can collide with satellites and not only cause damage to spacecraft but also result in f... Read more

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A giant Pac-Man to gobble up space debris

A giant Pac-Man to gobble up space debris

The Clean Space One Project has passed a milestone. The space cleanup satellite will deploy a conical net to capture the small SwissCube satellite before destroying it in the atmosphere. It’... Read more

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A blueprint for clearing the skies of space debris

A blueprint for clearing the skies of space debris

An international team of scientists have put forward a blueprint for a purely space-based system to solve the growing problem of space debris. The proposal, published in Acta Astronautica, c... Read more

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Gecko Grippers Get a Microgravity Test Flight

Gecko Grippers Get a Microgravity Test Flight

There are no garbage trucks equipped to leave the atmosphere and pick up debris floating around the Earth. But what if we could send a robot to do the job? Scientists at NASA’s Jet Pro... Read more

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Lawrence Livermore ‘space cops’ to help control traffic in space

Lawrence Livermore 'space cops' to help control traffic in space

A team of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientists are using mini-satellites that work as “space cops” to help control traffic in space. The scientists used a series of... Read more

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A Solution for the Space Junk Problem?

A Solution for the Space Junk Problem?

Experts predict near-Earth space will become difficult to navigate by mid-century unless agencies start removing the mess. Gassy outbursts from a suborbital rocket may be the cleanest way to... Read more

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Laser Asteroid Deflection

Laser Asteroid Deflection

A fleet of small satellites fitted with solar-powered lasers Pioneering engineers at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow are developing an innovative technique based on lasers that coul... Read more

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Swiss satellite being sent to clean up the mess in outer space

Swiss satellite being sent to clean up the mess in outer space

Swiss batting cleanup in space   NASA currently monitors approximately 17,000 pieces of space junk that are orbiting the earth at extremely high speeds. These odds and ends consist of t... Read more

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DARPA’s Plan To Harvest Space Junk For New Satellites

DARPA's Plan To Harvest Space Junk For New Satellites

Recycling goes space age There is a lot of useful material in otherwise dead space junk. Now the military’s wing of crazy, cool geniuses is going to build mini-satellites to go get it... Read more

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New control system will allow satellites to ‘think for themselves’

New control system will allow satellites to 'think for themselves'

Situated as they are, high above the surface of the Earth, satellites are pretty much left to fend for themselves – if a piece of space junk is drifting towards one, for instance, no one is... Read more

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Asteroid Deflection: What If a Huge Asteroid Was Going to Slam Into Earth?

Asteroid Deflection: What If a Huge Asteroid Was Going to Slam Into Earth?

So you think global warming is a big problem? What could happen if a 25-million-ton chunk of rock slammed into Earth? When something similar happened 65 million years ago, the dinosaurs and... Read more

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Nanosatellite to help keep space clean

Nanosatellite to help keep space clean

We’ve looked at the problem of orbiting space junk before and the threat it poses to the future of space exploration and the use of satellites. Now scientists have devised a miniature “nanos... Read more

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