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Insights into NASA’s Small Spacecraft Electric Propulsion (SSEP)

The NASA Glenn Research Center provides fascinating insights into its groundbreaking Small Spacecraft Electric Propulsion (SSEP).

Fuelling the final frontier: How the US space economy is powering innovation and growth

NOAA Office of Space Commerce (OSC) discuss how strategic investments and innovation are driving the rapid growth of the US space economy.

New small satellite propulsion technologies nearing flight demonstration

CUA has developed innovative micropropulsion systems that represent tipping point technologies for future integration and flight.

Tackling space debris with a drydock

Jacob Bouchard’s Low-Earth Orbit scrapyard aims to reduce space debris by recycling and repairing materials, promoting space sustainability.

ESA and SpaceX could tackle space debris through joint efforts

ESA is in talks with SpaceX about the possibility of it joining an international charter designed to reduce a growing swarm of space debris.

UK and New Zealand partner on space debris removal and satellite servicing

The UK and New Zealand space agencies are enhancing space sustainability by signing a new agreement focused on space debris removal.

Mitigating the risks of space debris in the UK

The UK government is mitigating the risks associated with space debris by investing in national capabilities and international cooperation.

The circular space economy: Paving the way for sustainable extraterrestrial ventures

3S Northumbria discusses the importance of a circular space economy and the hurdles the company is overcoming to achieve this.

Initiatives to address the issue of space debris in LEO

With increasing space activities in the modern day, a new and unexpected hazard has started to emerge: space debris. Read more here.

Over 40 companies, NGOs and institutions sign Zero Debris Charter

ESA has announced that over 40 companies, NGOs, and research institutions have signed the Zero Debris Charter.

UK secures leading role in space weather mission

An industrial contract has been signed that will see Airbus Defence and Space in Stevenage build Europe’s flagship space weather mission.

Empty space: Clearing the space around Earth of space debris

Learn more about the issue of debris in space and what can be done to improve sustainability measures to combat it.

Could sustainable satellites be the way forward for the space industry?

The UK Space Agency is funding work to prolong the life of satellites to ensure space remains sustainable for future generations.

UK Space Agency commits to advancing space sustainability

The UK Space Agency is funding research into refuelling an upcoming mission to promote space sustainability. Discover more here.

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