Japan launches debris removal spacecraft to tackle space junk
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Japonia a lansat o sondă spațială care să cerceteze problema de pe orbita Pământului care provoacă îngrijorări tot mai mari
O companie japoneză a anunţat luni că a lansat cu succes o sondă despre care afirmă că este primul dispozitiv spaţial ce are misiunea de a inspecta deşeurile de pe orbita Pământului, care au devenit în ultimii ani din ce în ce mai numeroase şi potenţial periculoase, informează AFP și Agerpres.
Japanese satellite launches to collect space debris
ALBAWABA – Japanese based Astroscale has successfully launched its Active Debris Removal by Astroscale-Japan satellite, ADRAS-J, through the two-stage orbital launch rocket Electron by Rocket Lab from New Zealand on Sunday, towards a mission to research ways for collecting space junk...
Tokyo Startup Successfully Launches Space Debris Observation Satellite; Aiming for Future Space Business Development
Tokyo-based space industry startup Astroscale Japan Inc. announced Monday that it successfully launched a satellite designed to approach and observe space debris.
The main mission of the Adras-J mission, launched from New Zealand, is to find and examine the remains of a Japanese H-IIA rocket that has been floating in space for 15 years, as the space debris problem is accelerating. A Japanese company announced on Monday the successful launch of what it considers to be the first spacecraft with the mission of inspecting the growing number and potentially dangerous waste in orbit. The mission of Active Debri…
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