The chances of a new Starlink satellite causing a human casualty due to falling debris is '1 in 100 million,' SpaceX explained as the company is de-orbiting hundreds of satellites.
A failed launch left a batch of Starlink satellites in the wrong orbit last year, and it appears that a fragment of one fell ...
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Climate change will reduce the number of satellites that can operate safely in spaceA study warns that high levels of greenhouse gas emissions could reduce by the end of the century half of the maximum number ...
A consortium led by Spaceo of Portugal has won a €3-million tender to develop an airbag-like device to remove end-of-life satellites from orbit ...
The space agency added that the in-orbit performance of the docked satellites was extensively analysed, and an immediate ...
The satellites of interest for [devnulling]’s efforts are NOAA’s Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental ... during lengthy downloads is a tour de force of junkyard build skills.
Tokyo-based Orbital Lasers and Indian robotics company InspeCity said yesterday that they would study business opportunities for in-space services such as de-orbiting a defunct satellite and exten ...
The company made the statement on Thursday as SpaceX has been de-orbiting and retiring hundreds of older Starlink satellites by plunging them back into the Earth’s atmosphere, which can ...
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