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The Detumbler from Airbus is designed to stop a dead satellite from tumbling so it can be cleaned up. See why it's a good way to clean up space junk.

The European Space Agencys (ESA) Aeolus has become the first ever dead satellite that was assisted back to earth in a bid to avoid space debris.

The European Space Agencys (ESA) Aeolus has become the first ever dead satellite that was assisted back to earth in a bid to avoid space debris. The Aeolus spacecraft, also known as ESAs wind mission, was guided to re-enter Earths atmosphere, after running out of fuel by the mission officials at ESA. It landed in Antarctica on July 28.

Built by British engineers at Airbus, Aeolus had been orbiting Earth at an altitude of 200 miles (320km) for five years since its launch in 2018. The satellite was launched to measure wind in the atmosphere to improve weather forecasts.

The retired NASA satellite named Reuven Ramaty High Energy Solar Spectroscopic Imager (RHESSI) was aunched in 2002 to observe solar flares. 

Crossed Keys have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called Believes in You and will be out May 5 via Creep Records, Sell The Heart Records, and Dead Satellite Records. The band have also released a new son called “Victim Complex”. Crossed Keys released Saviours in 2019. ...

The satellite has not been used in 18 years after completing 21 years of service above Earth's surface.