NanoAvionics Satellite Survived a Hit by Micrometeoroid
NanoAvionics MP42 satellite survives micrometeoroid impact, showcasing resilience and underscoring the importance of sustainable orbital practices
Space Debris
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Intelsat Satellite Breaks Up in Geostationary Orbit
Intelsat 33e broke up in orbit on October 19, ceasing services. Efforts are underway to identify the cause and relocate customers. Debris have been spotted
RISE: D-Orbit will Develop ESA’s First In-Orbit Servicing Mission
The RISE mission, co-funded by ESA and D-Orbit, will demonstrate innovative in-orbit servicing capabilities, supporting the Zero Debris approach
Deimos Selected by ESA to Develop DRACO Demonstration Mission
Deimos Space will develop ESA's DRACO mission, which aims to study the fragmentation process of a satellite during atmospheric re-entry
ESA Selects Neuraspace to Improve its Space Traffic Management Technology
ESA will test Neuraspace’s products, and plans to stimulate the continued evolution of Space Traffic Management technologies and services
Long March 6A Leaves new Dangerous Debris Cloud in Low Earth Orbit
The explosion of the upper stage of a Chinese Long March 6A in LEO caused one of the worst debris-generation events in history
DIANE: Thales Alenia Space selected for the Debris Removal Demonstration Mission
A Thales Alenia Space-led consortium will carry out DIANE, an in-orbit capture and inspection demonstration mission, as part of EROSS project
ESA Expands Space Commerce and Advances Sustainability Measures
Advancements include the signing of contracts for LEO cargo return vehicles, the signing of the Zero Debris Charter, and the ESA Vigil solar monitoring mission
Astroscale Selected for a New Active Debris Removal Mission
JAXA selected Astroscale Japan for the second phase of the Commercial Removal of Debris Demonstration (CRD2) program, intending to remove a large space debris
Vyoma Collaborates with ESA to Advance Space Safety Technologies
Vyoma partners with ESA to enhance space safety technologies, leveraging collision avoidance solutions for satellite operations
