“This funding commitment indicates the growing international awareness that space debris must be confronted in order to safeguard future space use and advance discussions on Space Traffic Management,” Nobu Okada, Astroscale founder and CEO, said in a press release. One of these is by Singapore-based startup Astroscale, which received $25 million from Japanese investors in its most recent round of fund raising. NASA says they’re all traveling at speeds of up to 28,163 km/h (17,500 mph) as they orbit the Earth.īecause of the danger they present to satellites, spacecraft, and the International Space Station (ISS) are real - not to mention the risk to humans space debris pose when they come crashing down to the Earth’s surface - several efforts to clean them out are in the works.
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We offer professional janitorial services like Industrial cleaning, post construction, office/house cleaning, move in/out cleaning, pest control, etc. To make things worse, these space junk aren’t stationary. The latest Tweets from Cleanspace (Cleanspace2). According to the most recent estimates from the NASA, there are more than 500,000 pieces of debris floating around the planet.
To combat this scourge, the Swiss Space Center at EPFL is announcing today the launch of CleanSpace One, a project to develop and build the first installment of a family of satellites specially designed.
The space surrounding Earth is long overdue for spring cleaning. The proliferation of debris orbiting the Earth primarily jettisoned rocket and satellite components is an increasingly pressing problem for spacecraft, and it can generate huge costs.
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