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Airbus Buys First Batch of Astroscale Satellite Removal Docking Plates

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Airbus has purchased 100 docking plates from Astroscale to facilitate post-mission removal in a bid to prevent accumulation of clutter in space. The purchase marks the first large-scale order for Astroscale, which has flown two test missions demoing close-proximity operations and rendezvous and docking tech in LEO. The Gen 2 docking plates purchased by Airbus, which are able to be captured by both robotic arms and magnetic tech, were first intr…

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Airbus Buys First Batch of Astroscale Satellite Removal Docking Plates

Airbus has purchased 100 docking plates from Astroscale to facilitate post-mission removal in a bid to prevent accumulation of clutter in space. The purchase marks the first large-scale order for Astroscale, which has flown two test missions demoing close-proximity operations and rendezvous and docking tech in LEO. The Gen 2 docking plates purchased by Airbus, which are able to be captured by both robotic arms and magnetic tech, were first intr…

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