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Fast Company
4 weeks ago
Science

The FCC chair is pushing for tougher space debris rules

FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel is pushing for stricter regulations to limit orbital debris creation, emphasizing the importance of space sustainability. [ more ]
Theregister
4 weeks ago
Science

FCC chair calls for fresh rules on satellite explosion risk

Satellite operators must adhere to stricter rules to prevent debris-generating explosions in orbit, with a probability threshold set at no more than 1 in 1,000. [ more ]
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futurism.com
4 weeks ago
Science

Japanese Scientists Show Off World's First Wooden Satellite

The world's first wooden satellite, LignoSat, made of magnolia wood, could revolutionize space sustainability efforts by burning up entirely upon reentry, reducing environmental impact. [ more ]
Nature
3 weeks ago
OMG science

World's first wooden satellite could herald era of greener space exploration

Wooden satellites, like LignoSat, offer sustainability benefits and less pollution in space, with potential for use in creating Moon shelters. [ more ]
futurism.com
4 weeks ago
Science

Japanese Scientists Show Off World's First Wooden Satellite

The world's first wooden satellite, LignoSat, made of magnolia wood, could revolutionize space sustainability efforts by burning up entirely upon reentry, reducing environmental impact. [ more ]
Nature
3 weeks ago
OMG science

World's first wooden satellite could herald era of greener space exploration

Wooden satellites, like LignoSat, offer sustainability benefits and less pollution in space, with potential for use in creating Moon shelters. [ more ]
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Ars Technica
4 months ago
OMG science

SpaceX takes a proactive step toward responsible behavior in orbit

SpaceX plans to bring down around 100 first-generation Starlink satellites due to a common issue that could increase the chances of future failures.
This is part of SpaceX's commitment to space sustainability and keeping low-Earth orbit clear of debris. [ more ]
Business Insider
20 hours ago
OMG science

US astronauts had to take shelter after a Russian satellite broke into over 100 pieces near the ISS

US astronauts took shelter on the ISS after a Russian satellite broke up nearby due to the creation of over 100 pieces of debris, highlighting the risks of space junk from decommissioned assets. [ more ]
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