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ClearSpace A startup geared toward clearing up space junk now has a chance to test its technology after securing a ride aboard to orbit aboard an Arianespace Vega-C rocket. Switzerland-based…
The International Space Station has maneuvered out of the way of debris that was expected to come close to the orbital outpost on Monday night.
Debris from a Chinese rocket has made an uncontrolled re-entry into Earth’s atmosphere over Southeast Asia.
Scientists are calling for environmental protections of space to be put in place to account for the increasing number of satellite launches.
NASA is currently assessing the risk of a piece of orbiting junk that could come close to the space station early on Friday.
Astronauts aboard the ISS were forced to take shelter in their spacecraft early on Monday as the orbiting outpost came close to a cloud of hazardous space junk.
Researchers have found a way to maneuver metallic, non-magnetic pieces of debris by using spinning magnets.
The space station’s Canadarm2 robotic arm suffered a debris strike recently that caused a visible hole, though the device is still able to function.