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Astroscale's ELSA-d mission has had its latest space debris cleanup demonstration disrupted by 'anomalous spacecraft conditions.'

Places on the planet. in baghdad traffic cop, sa d saddam abdul hasan, is responsible for one of the busiest junctions in the city. every day he keeps the city moving bu he works in some pretty extreme temperatures. the bbc s hanan razek reports. translation: the real challenge is standing under the sun - while trying to control the junction and avoiding chaos. directing traffic in central baghdad is hot work and is only getting hotter. translation: the temperature is extremely high. _ today it was 56. the other day it must have hit 60. in iraq this summer, there were 26 days when it was more ...

Astroscale's ELSA-d orbital debris removal satellite has tested for the first time its ability to capture a spacecraft in space. In a demo performed on Wednesday, August 25th, ELSA-d successfully used the company's magnetic capture system.

~ There are estimated to be more than 500,000 fragments of space debris measuring more than one centimeter in size, each hurtling around in space at a speed of 8 kilometers per second (km/s). If debris were to strike an artificial satellite, it could have a significant impact on the global meteorological observation and GPS (Global Positioning System) systems. Now, however, a string of Japanese startups are coming forward with solutions for removing space debris from rocket parts and defunct satellites, as Japan’s technology leads the way to resolving the environmental issues of outer spac...