There's no easy answer to being a space janitor
Debris is piling up in Earth's orbit from decades of launches. Companies like Astroscale and ClearSpace are developing ways to remove some of that junk.
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Debris is piling up in Earth's orbit from decades of launches. Companies like Astroscale and ClearSpace are developing ways to remove some of that junk.
A new federally funded space junk project aims to detect and monitor tiny pieces of debris, which are currently untrackable.
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Engineers suggest giving satellites launched into space a designated 'parking spot' to prevent accidents and make space more equitable.