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There's more than 7500 tonnes of hazardous debris in space. A UK satellite has become the first ever to clean up space junk.

Surrey University has built a satellite to tackle the growing problem of junk and debris in space. The mission is the first of its kind to ...

ESA's Clean Space initiative is studying an active debris removal mission called e.Deorbit, which will target an ESA-owned ...

A harpoon designed to capture orbital junk has been successfully tested in space for the first time as part of the active ...

EuronewsNow A trial mission to remove space debris has declared its first test a success. The European project is part of an ...

PLEASE ! After more than 60-years of human beings launching satellites into low Earth orbit (LEO), space junk has ...

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