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Low Earth orbit

What has China’s mysterious Shenlong space plane released 600km above the Earth?

by Ron Morgan
What has China’s mysterious Shenlong space plane released 600km above the Earth?

But it has not made any kind of manoeuvre since its release, according to Jonathan McDowell, an astronomer and space activity tracker at the Harvard-Smithsonian Centre for Astrophysics. “It may …

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Japan aims to put a man on the moon ahead of China as it partners with US in ‘Apollo programme on steroids’

by Walter Watson
Japan aims to put a man on the moon ahead of China as it partners with US in ‘Apollo programme on steroids’

“Certainly, I expect Beijing to take this as a direct challenge,” said Lance Gatling, president of Nexial Research and an aerospace and defence analyst. “For years, the Japanese and Chinese …

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Russian Space Junk Came Alarmingly Close to Smashing Into NASA Satellite

by Ron Morgan
Russian Space Junk Came Alarmingly Close to Smashing Into NASA Satellite

That was a really close one. Further analysis of a near-miss collision between two satellites in space revealed that they came even closer to one another than initially believed, raising …

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Giant Lasers Could Solve Our Space Trash Problem

by Horatio Thompson
Giant Lasers Could Solve Our Space Trash Problem

Screenshot: Vox Humans are, let’s say, not good at picking up after ourselves. We leave trash behind essentially everywhere we go, including space. Back in 1978 NASA scientist Donald J. …

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Apple supplier Foxconn’s satellites hitch a ride with Elon Musk’s SpaceX in search of new revenue in orbit

by Anas Siddiqui
Apple supplier Foxconn’s satellites hitch a ride with Elon Musk’s SpaceX in search of new revenue in orbit

The satellites, co-developed with Taiwan’s National Central University, are the size of a backpack, weigh about 9 kilograms (20 pounds) each and carry cameras, communication devices and other equipment. They …

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U.S. issues its first-ever fine for space debris

by Edgar Davis
U.S. issues its first-ever fine for space debris

Space junk orbiting Earth is a growing problem. Old rocket parts and decommissioned satellites are orbiting our planet at great speed, posing a threat not only to functioning satellites providing …

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