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We have to continue to focus on Orbital debris mitigation - interesting article below- Believe or not in the last few months I’ve read more articles then I can count on ensuring the safety and sustainability of space operations, and preventing potential collisions that could endanger spacecraft and satellites.

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Last paragraph of the article is the golden nugget. Much more than a milestone in pursuit of more dynamic space capabilities.

#SpaceEconomy is expected to grow to $1.8T in 2035. Auxilium is working to advance #biomamufacturing in #space of #MeeicalDevices for #Earth applications and #Exploration missions. #WorldEconomicForum

Space debris, comprised of defunct satellites and other fragments, poses risks to Earth's orbit and space activities. Its high velocities can cause collisions, leading to potential damage to operational satellites and the risk of the Kessler Syndrome. This accumulation threatens space assets like communication and weather satellites, necessitating international cooperation for mitigation measures and long-term sustainability efforts, including debris removal and responsible space practices. #galaxyaerosgh #space #spaceexploration #spacenews

🚀 **Exciting Insights from the FAA Report on SpaceX Launch Operations!** The FAA's recent report delves into the potential environmental impacts of SpaceX's launch activities. It's encouraging to see such thorough analysis, though there's a noticeable gap: the critical issue of space debris is not addressed. This is a missed opportunity, as the management of space debris is essential to the sustainability of all space programs. At Infinity Space Providers, space debris mitigation is at the core of our strategy for every space project we undertake. It's heartening to see progress in this area, but we believe it's vital to push the conversation further. Let's continue to collaborate and elevate the importance of addressing space debris in all future space operations. #SpaceDebris #SpaceSustainability #SpaceX #EnvironmentalImpact #FAA #AerospaceInnovation #SpaceExploration

Aurora joined the 38th annual Small Satellite Conference (SmallSat) where our CCO Maximilian LeRoux had an opportunity to have plenty of very interesting discussions about the satellite propulsion and deorbiting systems. Aurora’s thruster system extends your mission lifespan and optimizes your space operations. Our safe and effective solution for deorbiting meets international space regulations. The FCC approved in 2022 a new rule that requires all satellites launched after 29th of Sept 2024 to deorbit within five years of ending their mission. Are you already FCC 5-year deorbiting compliant? #space #spacetechnology #innovations #satellite #spaceexploration #startupventures #venturecapital #deeptech #aerospace #newspace #spacedebris #sustainability

Hello #connections I've completed the role of #AerospaceIntern in the Space Wing at the Origin Antares® guided and mentored by Samkeeth Kumar D Co-founder (Origin Antares®). This has been the valuable experience as I have learnt about the various types of satellite propulsion systems and about further space exploration. Thanks to Samkeeth Kumar D to provide me the guidance and opportunity for this valuable experience. #aerospace #aviation #defencetech #spacetech #propulsion #satellitepropulsion

#Trashspace around the #earth. Without global regulations to mandate the cleanup of Earth’s orbit, debris from defunct spacecraft and collisions threatens the burgeoning #space #economy. #clearspace

#SpaceJunk is becoming an increasingly significant issue, threatening both active satellites and manned missions. With debris traveling at speeds of over 18,000 mph, even a small #PaintFleck can cause significant damage to critical infrastructure in orbit. The risk of #KesslerSyndrome grows with each collision, potentially leading to a cascading effect of space debris accumulation. Beyond orbit, space debris can also impact life on Earth. Recent incidents in #Florida and #LosAngeles illustrate the potential dangers of reentering debris, which could harm people or property. Despite low probabilities, the unpredictability of where #SpaceDebris will land requires urgent innovative solutions to ensure public safety. Addressing space junk calls for a mix of preventive and corrective strategies. By promoting #InternationalCooperation and developing safer satellite designs, we can reduce the generation of new debris. Effective #SpaceRegulation and active debris removal are essential to preserving the safety of orbital environments for future generations. https://lnkd.in/g22HUYvG #SpaceJunk #Debris #SatelliteSafety #KesslerSyndrome #SpaceCollision #ReenteringDebris #OrbitalRisk #SpaceSafety #InternationalCooperation #SpaceRegulation #DebrisMitigation #ActiveDebrisRemoval #SpaceCleanup #InnovationNeeded